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FROM R. R. WISHNER TO MEMORANDUM 1984 JANUARY 18 RE: RESPIRATOR PROTECTION PROGRAM FOR KPCC Attached is a copy of our "Respirator Protection Program" for your review and reference. Please advise if you have any comments. R. R. WISHNER RRW/bh Attachment cc: C. F. DiMascio C. Grimes D. Knott T. R. Mills F. Rohde D. E. Huddleston - Alcoa, Pittsburgh H&S Industrial Hvcfeno co LMN MJV EDS 410994 0058 1984 January 18 KESSLER PREMIUM CASTINGS COMPANY RESPIRATOR PROTECTION PROGRAM 410994 0059 1984 January 18 I. PURPOSE To establish a respirator program at Kessler Premium Castings Company which provides information, guidance, and defines procedures for proper selection, care and use of respirators. The overall responsibility and authority for the complete respirator program shall be assigned to the person responsible for industrial hygiene. II. OBJECTIVES To provide a written procedure governing the selection and use of res pirators in the control of those occupational diseases caused by breathing air contaminated with harmful concentrations of airborne substances. To comply with applicable State and Federal Safety and Health Standards. III. SCOPE This program sets forth accepted practices for respirator users and shall apply to all employees, salaried and hourly who are assigned to jobs and/ or tasks requiring Mandatory Respirator Protection. See Appendix "A" IV. PROCEDURE When a potentially harmful concentration of an airborne substance is identified and effective engineering controls are not feasible, or while they are being instituted or evaluated, individuals who may be exposed will be required to wear appropriate respiratory protection specified by the person responsible for industrial hygiene. A. Determination of Designated Areas Periodic air sampling of the work environment is conducted by an Industrial Hygiene technician. The sampling is performed to identify new areas of potential over-exposure and to monitor existing jobs and/or tasks where mandatory respiratory protection is required. B. Training Periodic training, at least annually, will be required for all persons who are assigned to a regulated job classification or task. The supervisor, the person issuing the respirators, and the respirator wearers shall be given adequate training by a qualified person or persons to insure the proper use of respirators. Written records of who and when trained shall be kept. Training shall include, but not be limited to, the following: 1. The reasons for the need of respiratory protection. 2 410994 0060 1984 January 18 2. The nature and effects of the respiratory hazards to which the individual may be exposed. 3. An explanation of why more positive control is not immediately feasible. This shall include a discussion of what effort is being made to reduce or eliminate the need for respirators. 4. An explanation of why a particular respirator has been selected for a particular purpose. 5. A discussion of the respirator's capabilities and limitations. 6. Instruction in inspecting, donning and wearing of the respirator. 7. Instruction in facepiece fit tests and procedures, which shall include demonstrations and practice in how the respirator should be worn, how to adjust it and how to determine if it fits properly. To insure proper protection, it is the wearer's responsibility to check the facepiece fit each time he or she puts on a res pirator. This may be done by using procedures recoirenended by the respirator manufacturer. C. Selection The person responsible for industrial hygiene shall select a respirator approved by NIOSH in accordance with the capabilities and limitations afforded by the respirator for the nature and con centrations of the air contaminants. D. Issuance Supervisors shall issue the proper respiratory protection equipment for the designated jobs or tasks. 1. Supervisors or an industrial hygiene technician shall insure that the employee has received proper instruction in the use of respirators including, but not limited to: a. Limitations of the respirator. b. Proper fit. c. Installation/replacement of filters. d. Visual inspection of valves, covers, straps, etc. 2. Each individual is responsible for replacement of cartridges, filters and filter covers. Also each individual is res ponsible for immediately reporting to their supervisor the need for a replacement respirator in the event of damage or loss. 3 410994 0061 1984 January 18 3. Each person issued a respirator shall inspect it prior to use to insure that it is in good operating condition. E. Maintenance Maintenance shall be carried out on a regular schedule which insures that each employee is provided with a respirator that is clean and in good working condition. Maintenance shall include: 1. Washing, sanitizing, rinsing and drying. 2. Inspection for defects. 3. Replacement of worn or deteriorated parts. 4. Stored to protect against dust, sunlight, heat, extreme cold, excessive moisture and damaging chemicals. V. MANAGEMENT CONTROLS The Kessler Premium Castings Company Respirator Program contains, but is not limited to, the following provisions for evaluating the control and effectiveness of the program. A. Employer Responsibility 1. To maintain a standard operating procedure which governs the selection, care and use of approved respirators. 2. To determine each individual's fitness to wear a respirator under working conditions. 3. To insure that all individuals wear respirators as prescribed Department Supervision. 4. To perform periodic audit/evaluations of respirator effective ness including, but not limited to: a. Area designations and respirator requirements - Industrial Hygiene technician or other competent authority. b. Respirator usage and maintenance in conformance with published policy - All Management. c. Effectiveness of individual training in care and use of respirators by: (1) Random, visual audits - Supervisors. (2) Random, recorded audits. 4 410994 0062 1984 January 18 Individual Responsibility Each individual wearing a respirator will be required to: 1. Use the prescribed respirator in accordance with instructions. 2. Inspect the respirator prior to use to insure that it is in proper working condition. 3. Immediately report malfunction, damage, or loss to supervision. 4. Each employee required to wear a negative pressure respirator with a facepiece, shall check the seal of that facepiece prior to each entry into a hazardous atmosphere. 5. To protect against respirator damage, misuse, loss and to assure proper storage at all times. Failure or refusal to wear a respirator as designated may result in disciplinary action. 5 410994 0063 1984 January 18 APPENDIX A JOBS AND TASKS REQUIRING RESPIRATOR PROTECTION AREA JOB CLASSIFICATION CONTAMINENT Chill Prep. Core Remover 2 Metal Dust and Spray Mist Gateliner Shop Coremaker 1 Particulate Dust Core Room Rollover Operator Particulate Dust Foundry Assemblers Spray Mist Foundry Furnace Tenders Particulate Dust and Metal Fumes Trim Trimmer/Grinder Metal Dust Penetrant Penetrant Procsr. Spray Mist Sandblast Sandblaster Silica Dust Weld Weld Finishing Waterblast Weld Trimmer Metal Dust Production Welder Metal Fumes Finisher Metal Dust Waterblaster Particulate Dust RESPIRATOR 3M 8710 3M 8710 3M 8710 3M 8710 3M 9940 3M 8710 3M 8710 Hankison Catalite Model 1911 3M 8710 3M 9940 3M 8710 Bui lard Free Air Supply **Anyone emptying drums or dust collectors must use a 3M 8710 respirator. 6 410994 0064 FROM FERDI ROHDE KESSLER PREMIUM CASTINGS EL PASO, TEXAS M. W. WEI PITTSBURGH OFFICE ROOM 5027 WPH 1985 JANUARY 28 RE: EXPERIMENTAL BERYLLIUM CONTROL VACUUM SYSTEM Attached, you will find a sketch and photographs to clarify the layout and to make our experiment more understandable. A steel vacuum ring is placed between the furnace top and the A-622 fluxing unit. The ring is connected by a flexsteel hose to an air operated vacuum cleaner system. This system consists of a Hako-Minuteman model X-702 cleaner unit equipped with a H.E.P.A. filter. Certification and filter data from the filter supplier are also enclosed. The use of the vacuum cleaner unit was only to test the feasability of the reducing beryllium levels using the vacuum ring. The ring could just as easily be piped to a station ary collector type filter. After our continuous testing, we hope to prove that tnis system will be effective in controlling beryllium levels for everyone in the foundry area. If you have any further questions or require any additional information, please feel free to contact me. Sincerely, FERDI ROHDE m9 7 - -Z& _ /c, - s y L' 410994 0065 ^/// W'r- Sfiv-f r/^r' rr~ 410994 0066 Vacuum ring in place on top of furnace *ji i A-622 unit is being placed on top of vacuum ring. 410994 0067 Vacuum ring hooked to two-stage H.E.P.A. filter vacuum system. 410994 0068 CAMBRIDGE FILTER CORPORATION POST OFFICE BOX 4906 SYRACUSE, NEW YORK 132S1 1313) 457-1000 Vy i U UUJ December 14, 1983 Hako Minuteman 111 South Route 53 Addison, IL 60101 Attn: Mr. Dom Leone Dear Dom: This will'certify that the Absolute filters which we currently supply to Hako Minuteman are individually tested and have a minimum efficiency of 99.97Z on .3 micron as tested by the DOP test method in accordance with MIL-STD-282. Each filter is marked with the test results and a certified copy of the test results accompanies the shipment. If there are any questions, please contact us. Sincerely LH/ss OEM Sales H.E.P.A. Critical Filter Test Data Mod.# lOE-SER-1 (s) Part # A1247285G51 Ser.# 3041397 Rated 95 CFM DOP Pen. 0.0117, Test CFM 95 at 91 inch W.G. RATE WE A D C3 U A R T E R S : 76 A S HENRY CLAY BOULEVARD LIVERPOOl, NEW YORK 130BB 410994 0069 Series 700 Air Vacs Compressed Air Operated for Heavy Duty Industrial Use Super Suction Non Electric No Moving Parts 410994 0071 A pp Sic atsort f'mmii ln-;ivy fitly |.uq* ;*p.n tty ! |im I able, workbench applications. Senes 700 Air Vacs offer a variety of models to suit specific wot oi diy pick-up uypmomenis. Starting from Hi top. Air Vac firf as semblies can be applied to 250 and 4 75 gallon master tanks lot large capacity wet or dry applications such as surnp cleaning or foundry pit cleaning. Al Hi*- low volume nid ol IIm* < .ip.u ily s< *<H` an* Hie 4 oi <i gnllon tanks lui table top applications where portability is rer|tiin*(t f>< Ini actress to tight space's whore larger equipment wifi not fit. Air Vacs can also be equipped with HE PA (High Fllicioncy Paniculate Air) tillers lor toxic dust control, pick-up of radioactive material and for other hazardous material applications. Stool (up *.hol or ;< al*- K-nivny .r.hos (us dust oi nun oxide cleaning pick-up of hot materials from ceramic or heat heating ovens and Hour. Ily ash or gram dust pick up are just a few of (he applica tions that can bo handled by the com plete range ol Air Vacs from the 4 gallon model through the 55 gallon Extra Heavy Duly Vac. Model 70015 is shown cleaning metal 475 gallon air operated master tank vac Portable and compact Model 70004 is shavings at a lathe. Steel chips and shot can be used for large sump cleaning ideal for numerous plant cleaning and * (- arc among other materials which can be operations and for other high capacity maintenance jobs where larger sized covered by An Vacs. liquid applications models would be impiachcal to use Extra heavy duty Model 70455 with 3" vacuum hose and quad-jet venturi units offer big job capabilities. They are used lor heavy bulk, sludge, and liquids where large capacity air movement *s required for dense and heavy material or for long distances. Shown with closed drum and transfer lid Air Vacs offer the suction power to permit use of larger closed drums with transfer lids eliminating the transfer ol salvaged materials from open head to closed drums. Equipped with special filters. Air Vacs can be used lo pick up radioactive mate rials. asbestos dust, and other wet or dry hazardous wastes 410994 0072 Operation Hako-Minuleman Series 700 Heavy Duty Air Vacs use compressed air and the ven turi principle to create a vacuum ol ex ceptionally high flow and high static lift capable of lifting or moving an extensive variety ol solid or liquid materials Senes 700 Air Vacs o|>ctnte without olirctricity and have no moving parts, thus simplifying maintenance. A silencer at tached to the lid of each unit reduces noise to acceptable levels Compressed air enters the system through a compressed air hose and passes through the adjustable orifice loading to the venturi throat The com pressed air pd passing tliiough the throat of the venturi generates an ex tremely high air flow and a powerful vacuum. The venturi exhausts into a silencer which causes the noise to reflect from numerous surfaces before leaving the exit port Althouqh these reflections lorlurr tin* imisi* level, they (lo not seriously decrease the Mow ol air Adjustable orifice controls air flow jet entering venturi for air pressure available or for amount of vacuum required. High pressure air control__ valve with quick disconnect High pressure air hose is made of neoprene with builtin ground wire and quick dis connect fittings. Silencer. Venturi nozzle exit is enclosed in a multi-batfled silencer which reduces noise level lour-fold without re stricting air flow. Noise is re duced to low 80's decibel range. Venturi throat. Passing------ ' through the venturi throat, compressed air expands rapidly creating the desired vacuum and flow. Automatic water level con trol stops Mow of liquid into drum at a predetermined level during liquid pick-up. Drum sizes range Irom 4 lo 55 gallons with 250 and 475 gal lon sizes available. Dolly is equipped with large casters and a self-retracting handle that stands up and out of the way when not used. Vacuum hose. Dirt is lifted through vacuum hose and intodrum. I'V or 2" hoses are used with single jet venturi heads and 1V. 2` or 3" hoses are used with multi-jet ven turis. Hoses are available with grounding wires. Lid assembly can be quickly and easily shifted from full to empty drum. Internal Dynel dust litter bag can be used lor long periods without loss ol vacuum effi ciency Can be easily cleaned without removing the bag j..... Dump valve. Liquids are drained through 2" dump valves on the 15.30 and 55 gallon drums 410994 0073 Selection Hako-Minuleman Air Vacs offer a selec tion of models and sizes to satisfy spe cific industrial applications. Ranging from the 4 gallon portable table top model through the extra heavy duty 55 gallon Model 70455 and up to special application arrangements in the 475 gal- Ion we! or dry range lor sump cleaning or foundry material pick-up. there is an Air Vac in the Hako-Minuleman line to gel the clean-up or recovery job done in al most any industrial setting. Most Air Vacs are available with painted or stainless steel drums, in a selection of filter arrangements, number of venturi and hose sizes, lor wet. dry or wet'dry pick-up And no motor, cords, connections or moving parts mean continuous service without costly and inconvenient mainte nance requirements. Model 70004 Available in 4 gallon tank size for dry pick-up and in 6 gallon (70006) for wet or dry use. Painted or stainless steel tank. Single-jet venturi. Suggested air pres sure req'd: 80 lbs & 37 c.f.m. Air hose connection: Vi"quick coupler. Vac hose connection: IJi", Hi" or 2". Weight: 22 lbs. Model 70155 Standard Air Vac 55 gallon tank size tor wet or dry pick-up. Painted drum. Single-jet venturi. Suggested air pressure req'd: 100 lbs & 46 c.f.m. min. Air hose connection: Vi" quick coupler. Vac. hose connection: IVY. 2' or 3". Weigh!: 122 lbs. Model 702S5 Heavy Duty Air Vac 55 gallon tank size for wet or dry pick-up. Painted drum. Twin-jet venturi for heavy duty operation. Suggested air pressure req'd: 100 lbs. & 91 cJ.m. min. Air hose connection: quick coupler. Vac hose connection: 116", 2"or 3". Weight: 127 lbs. Model 70015 Choice of 15. 30 or 55 gallon tank sizes for wet or dry applications. 30 and 55 gallon models use 15 gallon lids wilh adapters (see Options page). Available in painted or stainless drum in 15 gallon size, painted drum tor 30 and 55 gallon sizes. Single-jet venturi. Suggested air pressure req'd: 90 lbs. & 42 c.f.m. min. Air hose connection: VY quick coupler. Vac. hose connection: IVY' or 2". Weight: 51 lbs Model 70455 Extra Heavy Outy Air Vac For extra high air movement and static lift for big industrial wet or dry cleaning jobs, the Model 70455 is equipped with quad-jet venturi units and up to 3" vac uum hose. 55 gallon painted drum. Suggested air pressure req'd: 100 lbs. & 182 c.I.m. min. Air hose connection: 1' quick coupler. Vacuum hose connection 2" or 3". Weight: 142 lbs. 55 gatlon drum transfer lids For the bulk lilting ol 55 gallon drums using a remote vacuum source. Absolute (H.E.P.A.) filter. High Efficiency Particulate Air filter is an ultra high efficiency filter which meets U S. Government specifications. Used when exhaust air must be exceptionally clean. Not applicable on Model 70455. 410994 0074 Options absolute filter (dry only) i i " Series 700 Air Vacs can accommodate numerous options to further expand the capabilities of each machine. Orum adapters are available to enable the use ; oMS gallon lids on both 30 and 55 gallon ' drums When using a lid adapter, the po. sition ol the vacuum intake is in the adapter rather than on the side of the lank as il is on some models. This allows ` use ol a disposable plastic liner bag wliirli can hu easily and i|inrkly reituivisl tor disposal ol picked up materials. I Also, a disposable paper filter protector can be used on Ihe 15 gallon lid. With Ibis ` lid and appropriate adapters, both the i plastic bag and filter protector can ) simplify waste disposal and extend filter ] life. When Ihe cleaning job is finished the j filler |Helector is dropped into llic plastic 1 bag to be discarded with waste material, i The absolute filler is another option I winch may be attached In any of Iho 700 | Series models (except lor the Model i 70455) when the exhaust of pure air is l required. (See the "Selection' page tor j further information on this option) ; Also, please note the partial list of apple i cations and materials which can be ! picked up by Series 700 Air Vacs, ii i j ii | Applications: sump cleaning sand and gravel steel chip recovery aluminum chips steel scale recovery grains gram dust foundry sand cleaning fly ash imdom power station decontamination asbestos dusl Hour coolants llux recovery Oil iron oxide cleanup grease bulk wafer recovery chemicals metal stamping stool shot ceramic oven materials copy machine toner grit blast 410994 0075 HIGHEST FILTERING EFFICIENCY OF ANY VACUUM CLEANER AVAILABLE FEATURES... 4 FILTERING MEDIUMS Paper filter protector, helps to pre vent clogging of primary cloth fil ter, prolongs the life of the cloth filter; disposable. Primary (cloth filter) reusable easy>to-clean filter bag. Secondary impaction filter, prevent premature loading of the final (H.E.PA.) filter, disposable. Final (H.E.P.A.) absolute filter rated at 99.97% efficiency at .3 microns. g DUAL AIR SYSTEM Air brought into main filtering system is expelled into one compartment; air for cooling the motor Is conducted by a special series of intake fans around and through the motor housing and ex pelled ihto another compartment. This prevents any trace of moisture from entering the motor to cause shorting out. M EXCLUSIVE MOTOR COOLING AIR H.E.P.A. FILTERING For critical "white room" application, even car bon partidos from the motors brush es are trapped and prevented from contaminating the room air. A special recirculation system assures that all motor cooling air is exhausted thru the H.E.P.A. filter preventing deposi tion of these particles on sensitive electronic assemblies and compon ents. M POSITIVE WATER LEVEL CONTROL automatically shuts off the motor vacuum air flow when water reaches a pre-determined level in the tank,, preventing water from reaching th motor when the X-100 is used wet pick-up. K* QUIET OPERATION Special sounddeadening motor insulation and mounting pads isolate and reduce motor noise, making the X-100 whisper quiet to prevent disturbing workers or hospital patient;. 5a RUST AND CORROSION RESISTANT CONSTRUCTION Wherever possible, aluminum and aluminum alloy is used for critical components to ensure maximum resistance to the action of water, chemicals, and cleaning solvents. m QUICK, EASY UNIT CLEANING Large inside Primary Filter bag which traps everything but microscopic particles, is easily removed and replaced. Two snap type latches hold motor hous ing and cover securoty on tank. Spe cial gasket material provides air-tight seal between tank and cover to en sure maximum vacuum performance. This seal further serves to Isolate motor noise and prevent resonance conditions within the tank. H.E.P.A. Filler Impact Filler Cloth Filler Filter Protector Intake CL' Exhaust Molor Cooling Air Recirculation ' Water Shut-off 4 Impaction fill** -- which H ofton th# final fillor on otbor mocKmo* -- rotainc bactorla and othor micro-or^omtmt et email at 0.3 micro* diemolof. Cactmlva hoooycoaib (b aJvta) Anal fUtor haa Ik# fllloclnf offtctoocy o# any comma*, ctally avallabfo Aflor. #o- foro N It occoptod for l* iMMtn, oaory X-100 final Altar moel poet tko moet etriofont flltor rllUIrncy kth yot dovleod. (vary Al tar H occompa*Ud by * CoftrAcota of FUtor Forfarm- onto which corflfioe th* roeofta of toH art that flltor, and indicatoa tho oepeefd Attar porformortca. Tbi filter is tb hit c< the X-100 anit and th reason for its soparior parformanca by virtue of its ability to trap and retain 99.97% of all bacteria and micro-ortanisms down to 0.9 micron diameter. ------------------------------- Kota: This filter has an unusually lonf service life ... up to a year, depend*nf on usage. Because the honeycomb det'gn has gieet Inherent strength end rigidity. Alter collapse and failure has never been experienced. In addi tion. the steel filler housing provides further protection for the fitter. When the X-100 is used for ordinary cleaning and the final filter is not required, it may be easily removed. \\auiUjL. X-100 FILTERING SYSTEM WORKS 1 Air-borne bacteria, micro-organisms, dust, and dirt enter primary * filtering medium through suction hose. All dust and bulk material is retained in the tank except for microscopic dust and bacteria. Q Air moves through the outlet at top of the primary filter chamber and ^ passes through the secondary Impaction type filter Whiph retains particles as small as 0.3 micron diameter. 0 The air then passes through the final honeycomb filter which removes " all particles down to .3 at 99.97% efficiency micron diameter. Air is exhausted to atmosphere through outlet side of this filter, where it passes around the periphery of the tank without disturbing dust around the vacuum cleaner. AMERICAN CLEANING eauot>nte*tC 0111 South Rout# S3, Additoo, lllino** 60101 / / 410994 0076 Mmuteman Series 800 Critical Filter Vacuums Vacuums Effective 9/21/8* See Vacuum Tools and Attachments for accessories. American Cleaning Equipment Corporation offers many sizes and con figurations of the Minuteman Critical Filter Vacuums for safely trapping and containing nuclear, mercury, chemical, asbestos and other hazard ous materials. Minuteman Critical Filters Vacuum Systems are the safest and most reliable way to collect contaminates, because each model con tains a high density "impact" type filter with 90 to 95% efficiency as measured by the "D.O.P." test and a H.E.P.A. (High Efficiency Particulate Air) filter 99.97% effective at 0.3 microns. The Critical Filter Vacuums are approved for use in hospitals, "white rooms", electronic assembly areas, testing labs and nuclear plants -- or wherever there is a need to remove hazardous material and prevent its escape into the air. Almost any size --from 4 to 475 gallons --and any configuration--wet. dry. or both -- can be adapted to your particular needs. Options include extralarge-volume water pick-up. paperor plastic filter bags, lightweight (24 lb.) models, and 95 c.f.m. to 300 c.f.m. lift power. HOSPITAL VACUUMS Excellent for nursing homes, convalescent centers and hospitals, these high-powered lightweight portable vacuums have a "Ouiet Power 4" motor assembly with a 62 db rating. Bacteria and sub-micron dust parti cles are trapped in disposable debris collection bags by the 3 stage filter system. Front swivel casters and 6" rear wheels provide easy maneuverability. Available with #3a plaslic tool kits and 3 position pull-along handles. ASBESTOS VACUUMS Because it meets or exceeds OSHA requirements for cleaning the air of asbestos and other toxic and noxious dusts, this dry-only vacuum can be used in offices, schools and industrial areas where daily or weekly re moval of sub-micron particles is necessary. Each Minuteman Asbestos Vacuum contains 5 different filters: disposable paper bag coarse filter (standard in 15 gal. models) for the bulk of the particles, impact filter. H.E.P.A. filter, primary cloth filter and paper filter protector. Heavy-gauge plastic drum-liner bags may be used in the 30 and 55 gallon models to safely remove large-volume pick-ups. While specifically designed for as bestos particles, this vacuum is also effective in filtering other airborne pollutants such as cement, foundry and lime kiln dusts, insecticides, fer tilizer dusts, coal dust, limestone dusts, and many others. With an effi ciency rating of 99.999% on particles of 5 micrometers, the Asbestos Vacuum is particularly useful for cleaning up alter insulation operations on pipes, in removing asbestos-covered ceiling dust to prevent "snowing" and for vehicle maintenance procedures involving brakes, clutches and other asbestos-loaded material. Each unit features a 2 stage by-pass motor, front casters, 8" rear wheels and a carriage handle. An optional starter tool kit is recommended for each unit. X-10O SERIES VACUUMS This H.E.P.A. filter vacuum meets the requirements of the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission and Ihe Army Chemical Warfare Service for use in hospitals, testing labs and industrial white rooms" in both wet and dry applications. When used for dry pick-up. 4 filters --a H.E.P.A. final tiller, impact filter, cloth bag and filter protector bag -- contain copper, carbon and other contaminates. A filtered 3 stage by-pass motor cools and cir culates air. with 99.97% efficiency in retaining particles down to 0.3 mic rons. The external filter box allows quick and easy changing and cleaning of the H.E .P.A. filter. For cleaning up water spills just remove the cloth filter and protector. A positive water level shutoff cuts off the flow. Each unit is equipped with front casters. 8" rear wheels and carriage handle. (All motor cooling air is exhausted through the cleansing H.E.P.A. filter with out exhaust turbulence). X-1000 SERIES VACUUMS 3 stage by-pass motor and 4 stage filtering system purifies all vacuum and motor-cooling air of carbon dust and copper particles. Low noise level makes this model ideal for dry-only use in Class 100 'white rooms ', 'clean rooms" and laboratories. Available in 4, 6. 15. 30 hnd SS gal. configurations with carriage handles, front casters and 6` rear wheels. (All motor cooling air is exhausted through the cleansing H.E.P.A. tiller without exhaust turbulence). Class 100 denotes 100 particles (.5 micron and larger) per cu. It. MODEL X-1000-4 To recover smalt quantifies in tight places, this 4 gal. critical filter vacuum is lightweight, portable. Contains H.E.P.A. filter, cloth filter bag and heavy-duty by-pass motor. Fits I'A" and 1 Vi" tools. Handle and 50(1.16-3 cable are standard. MODEL X-1000-6 Lightweight portable vacuum with 6 gallon tank and many of the same features as X-1000-4. Additional equipment includes 5* taller size and disposable paper bag inside which traps material for testing or safe disposal. MODEL X-1700-4 This lightweight. 4 gallon portable air-powered vacuum is sc powerful it can be used as an emergency pump or power head vacuum with transfer drum/lid system when recovering large quantities. Complete with cloth filter bag. Requires W air line. MODEL X-1700-6 The same as X-1700-4. but this model has disposable bag inside and is 5" taller for larger volume pick-up. MODEL MX-1000 This wel/dry version of the X-1000-15 has a dual intake system, water shut-off module and disposable plastic bags inside. The powerful motor with a multi-stage impeller is whisper quiet but achieves extra high sucticr. and static water lift. 4 special internally-mounted filters provide 99.97% retention of micro-organisms and sub-micron particles down to 0.3 mi crons. All motor cooling air is exhausted through the cleansing H.E.P.A. filter without exhaust turbulence. * MERCURY RECOVERY VACUUM SYSTEMS This specially adapted critical filter vacuum system recovers liquid mer cury (quick-silver) and cleans mercury contaminated dry and liquid soil and air. The modular 4 element system allows user tailoring to particular needs. The basic unit. M.R.S.-1. includes an easily disposable liquid trap, disposable paper bag. and a charcoal filter module with timer to monitor charcoal litter life, for liquid mercury recovery. M.R.S.-2 includes disposa ble paper bag. paper filter protector, critical filter module (less separator trap), for recovering mercury-contaminated dust. M.R.S.-3 is a basic unil with an absolute filter for mercury vapors and particulate matter. With a wafer cut-off module and charcoal filter, M.R.S.-4 is excellent lor Ihe recovery of mercury-contaminated liquids. All units feature 115V or 220V AC/OC air-cooled motor which is also usable as a high performance standard vacuum cleaner when Ihe special filler modules are removed. Eacti unil comes complete willi wand, 24" crevice tool and smalt nozzle to handle mosl clean-up |obs. Printed mUSA PncesFO.B Addison. IL. 410994 0077 Prices and specifications subject to change without notice. The following 700 Series specifications provide fhe practical information to allow specific comparisons between sizes ranging from 4 to 55 gallons. In order to clarify certain abbreviations it should be noted that the letters C.F.M. represent cubic leet per minute and P.S.I. represents pounds per square inch. These figures are averages only. Maximum allowable pressure is 150 P.S.I. Please note also that information on two air operated vacuum models, the X-700 and X-1700. is not included on these pages or on this specification table. See Series 800 Critical Filter Series for spe cific information on these two models. I Spncibcaboti* SuLjcci lo Change Wtllimit Nuticc Wet Dry Nom. Tank Size Capacity Wet (gallons) Capacity Dry (cu. ft.) - 70004 No Yes 4 gallon -- .21 70006 Yes Yes 6 gallon 3Yt .41 iii 70015 Yes Yes 15 gallon f.?.: in. V 70030 Yes Yes 30 gallon V 70055 Yes Yes 55 gallon vv' - f&Sf' M TO.- 70155 Yes Yes 55 gallon V 70255 Yes Yes 55 gallon V 70455 Yes Yes 55 gallon 10 25 45 45 45 45 1.86 4.36 7.16 7.16 7.16 7.16 Static Uft (in. water) Air Flow (C.F.M.) Wheel Size Front . Rea~ m' Filter Air Line Size (irv.) Input Press. (P.S.I.) Input Air (C.F.M.) Weight (lbs.) 140+ 150+ -- Cloth W 80 37 22 140+ 150+ - Cloth V2m 80 37 24 180+ 166+ 3" 8* Cloth Vi" , 90 42 51 180+ 166+ 5" 5" Cloth 90 42 90 180+ 166+ 5* 5" Cloth V2m 90 42 110 220+ 182+ 5" S' Cloth '/I* 100 46 122 220+ 364 + 5" 5" Cloth 100 91 127 220+ 728+ 5* 5' Cloth r 100 182 142 We offer a complete line of attachments, special tools, accessories and compressed air fittings for all Hako-Minuteman Air Vacs. See tools, parts & accessories catalog. American Cleaning Equipment Corporation A member ol the Hako group. 111S. Route 53 Addison, IL 60101 (312) 627-6900 TWX 910-991-3992 r.us. 410994 0078 FROM: H&S Industn-il F-.-?ieno TO: B. L. KONKOSKI - 204 1984 March 08 RE: SAMPLING RESULTS - INGOT PLANT BLDGS. 221 & 222 On 1984 January 10 and 11, air sampling was conducted to evaluate the exposure to total particulates, copper, and lead, while working near the ceiling of the Ingot Plant. The air samples were taken while two electricians repaired 436 crane and two other electricians worked above #30 complex. The results of the air sampling indicates that the exposure to total particulates, copper and lead are within safe limits (Table I). The wearing of respiratory protective equipment, while working near the ceiling, is not required at this time. 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