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Research indicates that some 100,000 abrasive blasters are exposed to
silica dust, inhalation of which can lead to silicosis, for up to 60 million
manhours each year. This publication describes in detail typical abrasive
blast cleaning practices and equipment; potential health and safety hazards
involved; methods to identify hazards; and measures for controlling hazards.
It is intended for use by plant safety and industrial hygiene engineers.
Disclaimer: This report is reproduced as received from the contractor. The
conclusions and recommendations contained herein represent the
opinion of the contractor and do not necessarily constitute
NIOSH endorsement.
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