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FILE NAME Threshold Limit Values TLV DATE 1968 DOC TLV007 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Committee on Threshold Limits - 1968 Notice of Intent ' COMMITTEE ON THRESHOLD LIMITS of the 5 . AMERICAN CONFERENCE OF GOVERNMENTAL GOVERNMENTAL INDUSTRIAL HYGIENISTS 1968 NOTICE OF INCENT This Notice of Intent is published so that connected individuals principally but others also may have an opportunity to help shape the deliberations of the Committee prior to its recomme ulations of tentative changes in the 1967 Threshold Limits List This can be do by submitting to the Chairman comments on the intended changes with supporting data or by submitting new data on substances not within the Notice of Intent This Notice is not binding on the Committee 10 place all substances listed below in the 1968 Edition nor does it restrict the Committee to these substances sub- stances with appropriate supporting data received following the publication of this list will be considered at the next Corrittee meeting for inclusion in the 1968 Edition This Notice indicates on those substances that are under consideration by the Committee on Documentat is available upon request for those substances bearing a threshold limit value All comments should reach the Chairman by March 15 1968. Address Dr. Herbert E. Stokinger U. S. Public Health Health Service 1014 Broadway Cincinnati Ohio 45202. If preferred information may be sent to the Repository of Anonymous Occupational Health Data / Dr. R. T. P. de Treville Industrial Hygiene Foundation 4400 Fifth Avenue Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 15213 The following list of Proposed Revisions and Additions for the 1968 Threshold Limits List has resulted from the fall meet of the Plenary Committee SUBSTANCE SUBSTANCE Asbestos REVISIONS UNDER IDERATION FROM 1967 List ppm mg or mppcf 5 PROPOSED FOR 1968 LIST ppm mg or mppcf Appendix 7. A limit of 5 mppcf based on impinge samples counted by field technics is satisfactory to control ex- posure to most forms of asbestos Cro- cidolite however has been shown to produce it addition to the asbestotic inflammation also mesothelioma Since no safe linit can be established for this form of asbestos at this time until more definitive data are obtained it is recommended that workers exposed to crocidolite be equipped with supplied masks 1968 NOTICE OF INTENT continued SUBSTANCE FROM 1967 LIST ppm mg or mppe E PROPOSED FOR 1968 LIST ppm mg or mppcf Benzene Butyl mercaptan Cristobalite Tridymite Ethyl mercaptan Heptane Methyl mercaptan Octane Oil Mists Pentane Petroleum distillates Quartz C 25 10 250 mppcf % 5102 10 200 10 200 5 1000 , 250 mppc % S102 +5 10 0.5 Downward revision by a of 2.5 ? factor 0.5 500 0.5 400 * Collected by electro- static precipitator If vapors involved apply appro- priate TLV 500 A6 10 mg % Resp free 102 alternative mass formula Respirable free Si-as defined by Arcodynamic Diameter Minimal unt density sphere % micra Collected < 2.0 90 2.5 75 3.5 50 5.0 25 10.0 ) Stoddard solvent 500 200 Tetraethyl lead Tetramethyl lead 0.075 0.075 Downward revision " 28282 OOO BOSC Se Be BO 2 2 Se 624 24222 2ES C782 SFSER PINES SED On We eewe eee Fae ? ae aeeaees e ee wee ee s s SUBSTANCE ADDITIONS UNDER CONSIDERATION CONSIDERATION PROPOSED LIMIT Dichloroacetylene Endosulfan thiodan - skin Indene Methyl isoamyl alcohol Pentaerythritol Rosin fumes C 0.1 0.1 10 LOO = 15 0.2 ppm mg ppm sppm mg m 1968 NOTICE OF INTENT continued DESIRABLE SUBSTANCES SUBSTANCES FOR ADDITION BUT FOR WHICH INADEQUATE DATA EXIST Information pertinent to the recommendation recommendation of an industrial air limit is solicited on the following substances Aluminum powder Mercaptobenzothiazole Mercaptobenzothiazole Benzothiazyl disulfide Poly vinyl chloride Butyl lactate licon tetrachloride Chlorostyrene Silicon tetrafluoride Hexafluoroacetone rimethyl benzene Hexafluoroisopropanol Vinyl acetate Dr. Herbert E. Stokinger Chairman TLV Committee ACGIH November 22 1967