fcl C=3 Industrial Hygiene Digest May, 1964 450 Relationship of Infantile Atopic Dermatitis to Asthma and Other Respiratory Allergies.

@8 @> w m (J----- u C=fl Industrial Hygiene Digest May, 1964 475 Use of Interference Microscopy for the Mineralogical Analysis of Samples of Airborne Dust Obtained With the Thermal Precipitator.

i 1 "Ffl g=3 C=3 Industrial Hygiene Digest May, 1964 INDEX Accident(s) pathology of light.aircraft 518 Acrolein respiratory response of guinea pigs 473 Aerosol(s) pulmonary deposition and retention ( bk. rev.) 423 Air pollutants carcinogenicity lead 514 515 Air pollution control acid soaked soot Hakes in phosphoric acid plant meteorological tools measurements) by ion current meteorological problems the human problem United States air quality 512 513 510,511 506 509 508 507 Alcohol acute effect on circulation consumption in tuberculosis patients effects on mental functions 427 437 428 Alcoholics evaluation of treatment program rehabilitation 429 430 Allergy(ies) from chemical compounds 446 Americium determination in urine 495 Animal test system for gases and vapors 452 Asbestos exposure and neoplasia 484 Asthma relationship to atopic dermatitis 450 Atherosclerosis in Europeans and Bantu 440 Aviation pathology of light-aircrait accidents treatment of decompression sickness 518 486 Beryllium realistic air sampling 4< Books importance of early immunization man, medicine, and work pulmonary deposition and retention of inhaled aerosols 42 42 42 Burns defense mechanisms in patients mortality in 1,100 consecutive 44 44 Byssinosis differential diagnosis 48 Carbon monoxide colorimetric determination 45 Carcinogens and air pollution 51' Coal miners respiratory disease in West Virginia 482 Cold (low temperature) response of Eskimos to 488 Compressed air purity of for respirators 505 Decompression illness skeletal changes in divers treatment in aviators 485 486 Dermatitis, dermatosls(es) relationship to asthma 450 Divers chronic skeletal changes in 485 Dust counting (determination effect of orientation on particle size 479 use of phase and dark.field microscopes 478 Dust sampling, samplers calibration ot small particle counter electrostatic precipitator thermal precipitator 477 474 475 Electromagnetism effect on organism 493 Electrostatic precipitator(s) principles and applications 480 03121479 35.

Industrial Hygiene Digest January, 1965 air flow rate.

I 1966 Notional Safely Congress HOW TO CONTROL ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH HAZARDS By W.

1966 National Safety Congress recently arc there on the market typewriter bility of losing his balance and becoming cleaners branded by obscure trade names but entangled with the chipper.

Industrial Hygiene Digest October, 1966 f RADIOACTIVITY AND X-RADIATION I 1008 Hepatoma Induced by Thorium Dioxide (Thorotrast), J.S.

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Industrial Hygiene Digest August. 1967 LEGAL DEVELOPMENTS 7 23 Flammable Fabrics.

Sources of Help The American Waterways Operators, Inc 1250 Connecticut Ave NW , Suite 502, Washington, 0 C 20036 The American Waterways Operators, Inc, is a trade association representing the na tional interests of operators of towboats, tug boats, barges and shallow-draft self-propelled freighters and tankers engaged in domestic trade primarily over the inland waterways of the United States AWO has a safety com mittee which pursues three primary objec tives Promotion of individual member com pany's safety programs, More participation by members in the Barge and Towing Vessel Industry Safety Contest which the Association co-sponsors with the National Safety Council, and Preparation and distribution ofAWO safety posters which the Association issues to its members each month The association's manual.

Safety Engineering Tables TABLE 47-K (Concluded) Moulders, Matchers, and Sizers Max size cfm per head Up to 4 in 550 for side 550 for top 800 for bottom Over 4 to 6 in 660 for side 8ra for top 800 for bottom Over 6 to 6 in 800 tor side 1.100 for top 800 for bottom Over 8 in 800 for side 1 400 tor top 1 400 (or bottom NOTE Where profiler is used, provide additional volume not less than that specified for top head Sash Stickers One 4 in branch on each head cfm per head 350 Wood Shapers Horsepower per spindle cfm per spindle Up to 1 350 Over 1 to 3 550 Over 3 to 5 Over 5 to 7Va BOO 1 100 Over 7V 1.400 NOTE Where one continuous hood includes two or more spindles the air volume required for the hood may be based on a volume per spindle of 250 cfm less than specified above but in no case (ess than 350 cfm per spindle Tenoners Top and bottom tenon heads Cope and dado heads Cutoff saws up to 12 in diam Over 12 in diam saw dm 550 for each 550 for each 350 550 Jointers Knife width Up to 6 in Over 6 to 12 in Over 12 to 20 in Over 20 in cfm 350 550 600 1 100 Single Planers Working width Up to 20 in max.

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3E/ES PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT JM-2187 ASBSST03IS BE3SASCH COUNCIL TWELFTH ANNUAL 5EP0HT FOR THB TWELVE MONTHS BSSINHIH& lat OCTOBER. 1968 1.

tim Engineering Material Specification Materiel Name Specification Number ASBESTOS PAPER BASE, PHENOLIC LAMINATE > OIL RESISTANTf Y/ ESW-M3D81-A 1.