The United State Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine.

Benline, Terry A.

doi:10.1037/e433032004-001

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“…On the sampling form, request NIOSH 7400 and specify fiberglass. Ensure the analysis is done under the alternate counting rules for non-asbestos fibers, designated as the B rules [29].…”

Section: Synthetic Vitreous Fibersmentioning

confidence: 99%

Assessing Worker Exposures during Composite Material and Fiberglass Repair: A Special

Edwards¹,

Batten²,

Black³

2015

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“…On the sampling form, request NIOSH 7400 and specify fiberglass. Ensure the analysis is done under the alternate counting rules for non-asbestos fibers, designated as the B rules [29].…”

Section: Synthetic Vitreous Fibersmentioning

confidence: 99%

Assessing Worker Exposures during Composite Material and Fiberglass Repair: A Special

Edwards¹,

Batten²,

Black³

2015

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The United State Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine.

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Assessing Worker Exposures during Composite Material and Fiberglass Repair: A Special

Assessing Worker Exposures during Composite Material and Fiberglass Repair: A Special

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