RI 7772 Comparison Of Respirable Dust Concentrations Measured With MRE And Modified Personal Gravimetric Sampling Equipment

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
T. F. Tomb
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Jan 1, 1973

Abstract

Past experience has shown that the penetration characteristics of the 10-mm nylon cyclone used on approved personal sampling equipment are significantly different from those determined in the laboratory using a nonpulsating flow source. The Bureau of Mines has developed and recommended a modification to presently approved equipment that will alleviate this difference. However, as a result of this modification, a new relationship for converting respirable dust concentrations measured with approved personal sampling equipment to equivalent concentrations as measured with an MRE instrument will have to be established. This Bureau of Mines report describes the underground sampling program conducted to establish a new factor for converting respirable dust concentrations measured with personal sampling equipment, modified with a recommended pulsation damping device, to an equivalent concentration as measured with an MRE gravimetric dust sampler.
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APA: T. F. Tomb  (1973)  RI 7772 Comparison Of Respirable Dust Concentrations Measured With MRE And Modified Personal Gravimetric Sampling Equipment

MLA: T. F. Tomb RI 7772 Comparison Of Respirable Dust Concentrations Measured With MRE And Modified Personal Gravimetric Sampling Equipment. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1973.

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