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FILE NAME: Z,, DATE: DOC#: , OCUMENT DESCRIPTION: E/K^,ZZdZ,Z ZZ NIOSHTIC-2 search Results http://www2.cdc.gov/nioshtic-2/BuildQ...&sort=&Dl =lo&PageNo=l&RecNo=6&View=f& Saye Checked Items View Saved Items o Item(s) selected Select Page Select All Print/Download IOSHJIC SeCtn::h Results Current NIOSHTIC-2 database consists of 34753 bibliographic entries. User Query: geraci Sorted by published date Search Within Results New Search Items 6 through 6 of 8 Selected Records Reference (Full View) First Prevo Basic Search Advanced Search -Cl, Jr; Baron-PA; Carter-JW; Smith-DL Testing of Hair Dryers for Asbestos Emissions NIOSH 1979 Sep:59 pages 00185315 PB89-165237 A05 Tests were conducted on 30 hair dryers for the release of asbestos (1332214) fit effluent air to evaluate potential consumer exposure, for the Consumer Product: Commission. A hair dryer test system was developed, consisting of a clean air s( sampling duct assembly, several types of monitoring equipment and filter samplE Generated samples were assessed by transmission electron microscopy capabh performing energy dispersive analysis of x-rays and selected area electron diffra. 30 dryers evaluated, 23 were home use hand held appliances, three were table t models, one was a hobby heat gun, and one was a heavy duty commercial salor The airborne asbestos concentrations generated by these dryers ranged from 0 . structures/cubic centimeter and the mass concentrations ranged from 0 to 7652 nanograms/cubic meter. No significant differences were noted whether the dryer operated at high heat or at cycled heat. NIOSH-Author; NIOSH-Contract; Contract-IA-79-29; Asbestos-dust; Airborne-fib Fibrous-dusts; Asbestos-products; Sampling-methods; Hairdressers; 1332-21-4; 19790901 Contract; 1979 Contract-IA-79-29 DPSE; Division of Physical Sciences and Engineering, NIOSH, U.S. Department of Hea Education, and Welfare, Cincinnati, Ohio, 59 pages, Interagency Agreement IA-i references OH; ion 12/23/2004 5:33 PM