Bisesi AT Piscataway copy to Subject Lead Sampling Results - Burlington Compound Plant Memo #10-80-001 M Personal and area sampling for lead dust was performed periodically at the Burlington Compound Plant from March 20, 1979 to November 11, 1980 by Sue Drost, Senior Laboratory Technician.

M., S/6/-+3 , is very high in its lead c o n t ^ i ^ ^ m ^ ^ i t h i n normal limits in respect to arsenic.

Diggs, advising that upon drawing water from Tank Ko* 9 at River Rouge recently, it was noted that the water was about the odor of Gasoline which lead them to believe that possibly dye, or lead had settled out.

They do not particularly wish to work against each other by attempting to demonstrate that their gasoline is better than competitive leaded gasoline and, therefore, about all that is left for them to demonstrate is the effective ness of tetraethyl lead as an anti-knock thus working for all customers against the Shell who are opposing the use of lead in any form.

Examples: Welding fumes Lead fumes - Particles resulting from incomplete combustion.

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(2) Do you believe that BAL therapy night have acted as a de leading agent and precipitated this episode of lead encephalopathy

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There are four colors in each line which contain more than 1 per cent lead.

The lead result indicates a potential for lead exposure, exceeding the OSHA Permissible Exposure Limit (PEL), exists downwind of abrasive blasting on lead-based painted surfaces.

Tha air pollution expert told tha science writers that lead -- a so-called cumulative poison -- can lead to brain damage, especially among young children.

NOTIFY THE LEAD OPERATOR FOR FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS. 6.

Hellings - NA During Cliff Hellings visit this week we discussed the blood lead and ZPP level of (shift supervisor) His six month blood lead level is 52 and his Zinc Protopor phyrin level runs at 600-700.

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I do not, however, share his feeling that the man*s condition may be con sidered as due in all likelihood to the absorption of lead.