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Автор BECKETT, S. T.
Автор HEY, R. K.
Автор HIRST, R.
Автор HUNT, R. D.
Автор JARVIS, J. L.
Автор RICKARDS, A. L.
Дата выпуска 1976
dc.description Previous results have shown that when asbestos fibres on membrane filters are counted over the whole field of view of the microscope, lower concentration values are obtained than when the counting is confined to a central graticule grid area. Further studies have been carried out to verify this grid effect, to determine its magnitude for amosite and chrysotile asbestos fibres, and to ascertain its causes. The effects of various physical and human factors were investigated.With small graticule grids, fibre counts were increased by a factor of about 1.5 for amosite and 2.5 for chrysotile as compared with full-field counting. The effect was attributed mainly to human errors associated with full-field counting. It was concluded that more reliable and accurate counts are obtained in the routine evaluation of airborne asbestos dust concentrations by using an eyepiece graticule method of counting than by the full field method. It is therefore recommended that this method of counting be adopted and that steps be taken to reach national or, preferably, international agreement on a standard grid counting procedure.
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Издатель Oxford University Press
Копирайт © PERGAMON PRESS
Тема Research Papers
Название A COMPARISON OF AIRBORNE ASBESTOS FIBRE COUNTING WITH AND WITHOUT AN EYEPIECE GRATICULE
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Electronic ISSN 1475-3162
Print ISSN 0003-4878
Журнал Annals of Occupational Hygiene
Том 19
Первая страница 69
Последняя страница 76
Аффилиация BECKETT S. T.; Institute of Occupational Medicine
Аффилиация HEY R. K.; Cape Industries Ltd.
Аффилиация HIRST R.; Industrial Health Unit, BBA Group Ltd.
Аффилиация HUNT R. D.; Industrial Health Unit, BBA Group Ltd.
Аффилиация JARVIS J. L.; Cape Asbestos Fibres Ltd.
Аффилиация RICKARDS A. L.; TBA Industrial Products Ltd.
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