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Scope:
>- Human Health Risk A. Hazard Identification
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D. FfiskCharacterization
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Ecological Effects A. Hazard Identification
Time Line E st Cost($)
,nTMcator spedes wBIbe reviewed and summarrad nithis section. The critical toxicity endpolnts w be identified. Based on
s^ar?hjlPhron;c stutfes in aquatic species will need to be
undertaken. Avian reproduction and avian foodohain accumulation willneed
assessment; howeverthis mav be extraoolaterf irann
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Exposure Analysis
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2.) Exposure Assessment-Dordrecht
8/15/97
3.) Exposure Assessment - Shimizu
9/ 15/97
4.) Exposure Assessment - Customer
10/15/97
D. Risk Characterization
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4 0 K-7762 Calculations. Continued
4 1 AFI. for pa matsrial is 0.01mg/cublo- meter
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4 3 1 lb = 453.000 milligrams..
4 4 0.06 lbs s 27,180. mg.......... 45 30_M...cfm .30.000..X..6.0. X,
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K-7762 Calculations
To Calculate the amount of TEFLON,and..Ammonjum.P.9ri,!uo^
Assume 6 Draw Machines 13 DHM's j3 HR's
Process uses.i1;.g/rnin_of,,,^65^Jlnjsj3,,e|jujsign._ 4,8 Ibs/hr of finish oil remain on fiber,,........... ],,
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1 2 12.699 Ibs/hr ita!sfe.jpJL?J!R!LsSl..tP..-t!feSL
1 3 4.8 Ibs/hr finish. ol| Bremaj,nln._onJJber,,
1 4 ...... 7 ,899 Ibs/hr /DMJn,lshi,'onjo),ng,.to.,,Bond,,,
1 S 1137.456 lbs/day;jrast0,tojMo_^ndMflgr,JB^ , ,.s,.
1 6 Finish contains 10% TEFLON which Is max 0.5% Ammonium parfluprooctanoate
1 7 0,568728 !feS,.^J^QJS.Qj.y.W&^!jyP/i?S.lS!:SGS.tSS..S..3SfSS~!.9.!l 1 8 2 .7 4 0 8 5 e-8 jaarts....,Am.mon.iu.m..._JPerfjuoro.atan^ -,...S.f...,,yi3.S.......(/.E.S^.....,?....P-ED!
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2 1 Pond holds 2.6 million gallons. 2 2 Fanh Hay. 1.5 million gallons water enter and leave the pond..
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2 5 To Calculate the amount of TEFLON and Ammonium Perfluoroostljanoate which could_be .gnjtoer.
2 6 Assume 0.1% FOT^nd 0,.07_%,K^6igs............j.............
2 7 .0007 x .i ,%...T..t!9.n...?f:...P.:.9.P...3-n]|.rp.D.lWin...p.?i.tly.'?.|r.<5P.si&jn.9Sil;.?..5T. ,mt ammonium perfluorooctanoate on fiber
2 8 0.0,0,000003 parts.,ammonium,.|3erfluorogc^
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3 2 ,1..cubic,foot.of air at 70 degress F at 29,92 lbs atmosjcherjoj?/rassure = 0.075 lbs. 3 3 30,000 CFM,X, 6.0...mln/hr.X.,.iM,.hr^ayi,j<.70%... DM,J.?MD.!iy., X 0.075 lbs/cublc,,,foo,t,..gf..aI.r,,=........2,.268,,000. lbs of air 3 4 0.06 ihs,cn.er,,daY/2:26B.000 Ibsalr/day = j2.6455,026er.8, or.26,5..ppb C8..In relaxer exhaust assuming 3 5 fans shut down when fiber .Isjotjunnlng......
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3 7 ..... 3,240,000 air/DM/24h rs|
3 8 1.85185189-8 or 18,5 ppb C8 In relaxer exhaust assuming fans run all the time.
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