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Air Contaminants in Metalcasting: Evaluation & Control_Text Only

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Short Description This is the text of the publication "Air Contaminants in Metalcasting: Evaluation & Control."

Air Contaminants in Metalcasting: Evaluation & Control (Download)

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Retail Price:$55.00

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Short Description Product No: EC1501DL This publication helps in planning and interpreting results of exposure samples in metalcasting facilities. (This item is only available as a download.)

Control of Silica Exposure in Foundries (Download)

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Product No. EC0702DL
This manual was prepared under the direction of the AFS Safety and Health Committee (10-Q) to provide foundries with information that can help control the potential hazards of respirable crystalline silica.

Managing the Foundry Indoor Air Environment

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Short Description This manual addresses a growing industry need: integrating ventilation design in the foundry. The most notable change associated with integrated design is the concurrent consideration of air supply and exhaust methods.

Managing the Foundry Indoor Air Environment (Download)

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Retail Price:$90.00

Member Price:$67.50

Short Description This manual addresses a growing industry need: integrating ventilation design in the foundry. The most notable change associated with integrated design is the concurrent consideration of air supply and exhaust methods.