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FILE NAME: Z< DATE: K DOC#: Z< DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION ^ZWZKt EZ FINAL PROGRAM Fibers in Friction Materia-.s Symposium October 7-8, 19B7 October 7 - FRICTION MATERIALS PERFORMANCE ISSUES Chairman- -A. Anderson, Pres., Tribo Diagnostics Corp., and P. Dougherty, Friction Div. Prl)d., Inc. Opening Remarks: Marv Weintraub, Engrg. & Mtg. Staf:, Ford Motor Co., Ed Drislane, Friction M,lterials Standards Inst. Inc., and C. Forge:, The Asbestos Inst. Brake System Performance--Effects of Fiber Types and Concentrations A. Anderson, Pres., Tribo-DiagnostLcs 872173 User Panel Discussion: Panelists: Ray Andrews, Trenton Brate; Dale Christie, Griffin Wheel Co.; John ioffman, Ford Light Truck Engrg.; Victor SUiki, Amer. Trucking Assoc.; Dr. James Trainor, Brake Systems, Inc.; Sid Williams, NHTSA DUST CONTROL IN THE WOR(PLACE A review of dust exposure and control methods used in automotive and other manufacturin~ and repair facilities. ctn Chairman - Terry Stewart, Dir., Allied-Signal Corp. ~ Occu?at~onal Hea~!h" --1\..~~\v tV\J (.Iv. ~Y\9j\ \AJLL _~ '-'O-f Dust Control Methods and Fibre Expos~re in Primary Manufacturing-Yesterday and roday Rita Grisham, Vice Pres., Human Resources, NUTURN Corp. 872175 Wet and Dry Methods for Dust Control in Brni ' Repair Shops Jim Clayton, Pres., Clayton Associates Dust Control System Design ~-r~~ ~ David Stone, Cons. h\\~~ ~4-~~ 872176 872174 ~ Asbestos Exposures During Brake Repair Operations Dr. Grace Ziem, Occup. Med., Johns Hopkins University 872177 ,~ ~./ 'J , -j q,: f. " Final Program - Fibers Symposium -2- October 8 - FIBERS AND HEALTH ISSUES Chairman--Dr. Arthur M. Langer, Asso~. Prof., Mt. Sinai School of Medicine, and )r. M. K. Bette Meek, Health & Welfare Canada Physicochemical Properties of Fibers and Biological Potential Dr. Robert P. No1an, Mt. Sinai Sch)ol of Medicine, and Dr. Arthur M. Langer, Assoc. Prof., Mt. Sinai School of Medicin~ TOXicity of Asbestos Fiber Types, ani the Health Experience in Brake Manufactu=ing and Repair Dr. Janet Hughes, Dept. ofBiostati,tics & Epidemiology, Tulane School of Public Health Toxicity of Man-Made Mineral Fibers :glass and rockwools) Dr. Phillip Enterline, Dept. of Bi,)statistics, Univ. of Pittsburgh Toxicity of Ceramic and Aramid Fiber,;, Animal Studies Dr. Kenneth Donaldson, Inst. of OC1!upational Medicine, Univ. of Edinburgh Toxicity of Wollastonite Robert Glenn, Dir., Div. of Respir,l.tory Disease, Appalach. Lab. for Occup. Safety and Health, Natl. Inst. of Occup. :iafety and Health-CDC Implications of Toxicological Testing Ernest Rosenberg, Exec. Dir., Alte::nate Materials Institute Design and Execution of a Toxicity Tosting Program for a Unique Fibre - Phospha1:e Fibre Dr. Rashmi S. Nair, Monsanto Co. Cytotoxicity of Semi-Metallic Brake I~esidue inCultured Cells - A Comparison with Asbestos and Non-Asbestos Fibers Dr. Candace Wheeler, Biomedical SC:.ences Dept., GM Res. Labs. 872178 872179 872180 872181 872182 Oral Only 872183 872184 Final Program - Fibers Symposium -3- REGULATORY AND LEGAL ISSUES Chairman - Barry Felrice, Assoc. Admin. for Rulemaking, Natl. Highway Traffic Safety Admin. New Performance Standards - Harmonization of European and American Braking Standards Barry Felrice, Assoc. Admin., NHTSA 872185 Developments in International and National 87 Policies on Asbestos E. H. Siccama, Dir. for Intl. Policies, Dutch Safety and Health Executive Regulatory Aspects of Raw Material Stbstitution Grover Wrenn, Pres., Environ Corp. 872186 Assessment and Regulation of Risks Sir Edward Pochin, Cons. to the Dil., Nat. Radiological Protection Board 872187 Legal and Regulatory Implication of I rake Lining Substitutes A11an Parnel1, Freeman, Hawkins 872188 10/1/87