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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Occupational hygiene"”.

  1. Implementing best practice protocols for occupational hygiene monitoring

    This thesis outlines the results of an occupational hygiene monitoring program implemented at Minara Resources' Murrin Murrin mine site. The research was conducted as part of a collaborative agreement between Edith Cowan University and Minara Resources, the title of which was "Establishing best …

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  2. Modern mass spectrometric techniques applied to occupational hygiene analysis.

    … chemical hazards is of significant importance in occupational hygiene. The concentration at which a chemical substance may be regarded as a hazard may be very low and as a result of this the demands on analytical techniques to determine the presence of a chemical substance can be great. Mass …

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  3. Validation of Low Resistance Filters for Gas/Vapour Sampling.

    Traditional occupational hygiene assessment of occupational exposures to organic gases and vapours rely on low flow (<200 ml/min) NIOSH sorbent tubes. This work investigates 3M charcoal filter media (JK50 and JK40, 3M, Inc.) for collection and analysis of organic vapours across 0.1 ¿ 5 l/min. To …

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  4. The selection of different averaging approaches on whole-body vibration exposure levels of a driver utilising the ISO 2631-1 standard

    Limited research has been conducted on inconsistencies relating to whole-body vibration (WBV) field assessments. Therefore, this study aimed to investigate a certain possible contributor to inconsistencies in vibration assessment work, namely averaging intervals. To our knowledge, this was the …

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