Industrial Hygiene Control of Airborne Chemical Hazards

AN INTRODUCTION TO INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE CHEMICAL HAZARD CONTROLAn Overview of Industrial HygieneThe Spatial Spectrum of Exposure Scenarios The IH Paradigm of Control Priorities The Approach, Organization, and Philosophy of this Book BASIC GAS AND VAPOR BEHAVIORGas and Vapor DefinitionsVapor Pressure Changes with Liquid Temperature IH Uses of Dalton's LawIH Uses of the Ideal Gas Law The Effects of T and P on Airborne Concentration The Effects of T and MW on Plume DensityDense Vapors BASIC AEROSOL BEHAVIORHow Aerosols Differ from Gases and VaporsAerosol Definitions Particle Diameter Distributions. Read more... Abstract: AN INTRODUCTION TO INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE CHEMICAL HAZARD CONTROLAn Overview of Industrial HygieneThe Spatial Spectrum of Exposure Scenarios The IH Paradigm of Control Priorities The Approach, Organization, and Philosophy of this Book BASIC GAS AND VAPOR BEHAVIORGas and Vapor DefinitionsVapor Pressure Changes with Liquid Temperature IH Uses of Dalton's LawIH Uses of the Ideal Gas Law The Effects of T and P on Airborne Concentration The Effects of T and MW on Plume DensityDense Vapors BASIC AEROSOL BEHAVIORHow Aerosols Differ from Gases and VaporsAerosol Definitions Particle Diameter Distributions Content: Front cover Related Titles Conversion Factors List of Abbreviations Preface About the Author Acknowledgments Table of Contents Cahpter 1. An Introduction to Industrial Hygiene Chemical Hazard Control Chapter 2. Basic Gas and Vapor Behavior Chapter 3. Basic Aerosol Behavior Chapter 4. Chemical Exposure Control Criteria Chapter 5. Vapor Generation and Behavior Chapter 6. Vapor Pressure in Mixtures Chapter 7. Changing the Workplace Chapter 8. Source Control Via Substitution Chapter 9. Other Source and Nonventilation Pathway Controls Chapter 10. An Overview of Local Exhaust VentilationChapter 11. Ventilation Flow Rates and Pressures Chapter 12. Measuring Ventilation Flow Rates Chapter 13. Designing and Selecting Local Exhaust Hoods Chapter 14. Predicting Pressure Losses in Ventilation Systems Chapter 15. Exhaust Air Cleaners and Stacks Chapter 16. Ventilation Fans Chapter 17. Ventilation Operating Costs Chapter 18. LEV System Management Chapter 19. General Ventilation and Transient Conditions Chapter 20. General Ventilation in Steady State Conditions Chapter 21. Administrative Controls and Chemical Personal Protective EquipmentChapter 22. Respirator Controls Appendix A Appendix B Appendix C Back cover Do you need guidelines for choosing a substitute organic solvent that is safer to use? Do you need an effective, cheap but perhaps temporary way to reduce exposures before you can convince your employer to spend money on a long-term or more reliable solution? Do you need information about local exhaust ventilation or personal protective equipment l