Lucas - (2) - October 20, 1955 the actual hazard and in preventing cases of lead intoxication.

Company and as such, periodically take specimens of blood for analysis of the lead content in individuals exposed to the possi bility of lead intoxication.

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You are further right when you indicate that such lead as was present did not seem to be tetraethyl lead.

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Paralyses due to lead are quite rare in these days.

Exposure to lead sulphide (galena) and to the oxides of lead, on the other hand, may result in some deposition of mineral materials in the lung tissue, and will certainly result lr some absorption of lead, but it does not cause pulmonary irritation to any noticeable degree, nor does it cause pulmonary fibrosis.

The exposure to airborne lead during lead handling on line No.2 and weighing is not considered a health hazard.

The airborne lead concentration was 4*33 milligrams W pmT per cubic meter; this exceeded the threshold limit of 0*2 milligrams; ** 2* A borderline health hazard may exist at mixer No.l when the batch material is discharged to the-cart* An increase in the inward draft on the hood is indicated* Airborne lead concentrations during dumping from blender to hairnnermi.il No.l indicates a borderline health hazard may exist* 4* The exposure to airborne lead during lead handling on line No*2 and weighing is not considered a health hazard* Batch weighing and blender loading did not produce excessive airborne lead on the Dry Line* Rolling: 5* Minimal concentrations of airborne lead existed at the rolling machines except backing machine No.6* At the rolling position the airborne lead level was 0*16 milligrams per cubic meter* Strip Finishing: 6.

The exposure to airborne lead during lead handling on line No.2 and weighing is not considered a health hazard.

The exposure to airborne lead dining lead handling on line No.2 and weighing is not considered a health hazard.

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