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AMD 1 Protective clothing - Protection against heat and fire - Method of determining heat transmission on exposure to flame (AMD 7667) dated 15 May 1993. Superseded BS 3791 1970... [Pg.590]

Protective clothing - Protection against heat and flame - Limited flame spread materials and matenal assemblies. Superseded BS 6249 Part 1 1982... [Pg.591]

Full Protective Clothing Protective gear, to include SCBA, and designed to keep gases, vapor, liquids, and solids from any contact with the skin while preventing ingestion or inhalation. [Pg.313]

Taylor. G. S., and S. Rich. Antiozonant-treated cloth protects tobacco from fleck. Science 135 928, 1%2. [Pg.581]

Wearing of suitable protective clothing (protective goggles, gloves, gas mask, laboratory coat, etc.). [Pg.63]

THERMITE charge kLOW MELTING PLASTIC PROTECTlVE CLOTH PROTECTIVE COVER... [Pg.3]

Assemble 5 mg (dry weight) of thermostated algae on the Clark electrode by a dialysis membrane and a special O-ring, which have the same dimensions of flow cell. A black cloth protected all. [Pg.1036]

Do not let visitors who are not safe for you (chemical- or scent-free) sit on your furniture the fabric could absorb the perfume scents from their clothes. Protect your couch with Tyvek (available at stores that sell kite-making materials), or ask your visitors to sit on smooth (plastic) garden chairs which are easy to clean and put away. [Pg.35]

Protective Clothing. Protective clothing for laboratory personnel is provided daily. As a minimum, it consists of a fully fastened, long laboratory coat. The protective clothing (laboratory coat, jumpsuit or pants/shirt, smock, and gown) is not to be worn outside of the work area. Figure 1. [Pg.192]

Workers should put on clean clothes and socks and cut their nails short. Long trousers and long sleeved shirts must be worn. When the workers get used to such clothes, they are not uncomfortable even in summer. These clothes protect worker s skin from unexpected fire, and have saved many lives. Of course, these clothes are not fire resistant and if they do catch fire the flames must be quickly extinguished with water. Incombustible clothes of good quality for manufacturing fireworks have not been discovered yet and are not commonly used, but they may be introduced in the future. Workers should always take a towel in case unexpected injuries occur. Those working with red phosphorous should wear white coats. [Pg.297]

Placed over rows of eool-season crops, shade cloth protects them from the scorching rays of the summer sun. It effectively extends the season for plants that normally prefer spring or fall temperatures. [Pg.445]

ISO 6529 2001 Protective clothing - Protection Against Chemicals - Determination of Resistance of Protective Clothing Materials... [Pg.155]

Efforts in this area include protective clothing, protective masks, air purification, and shelters. The effective level of protection and the capabilities of the fielded equipment will increasingly depend on the transition of new materials and processing concepts to manufacturing. Successful utilization of nanoscale materials technology is expected to result in a significant improvement in warfighter protection over that provided today. A number of scenarios in the four worlds of 2030 are shown in Fig. 3.1. [Pg.30]

EN I SO 6530 2005 Protective clothing - Protection against liquid chemicals -Test method for resistance of materials to penetration by liquids. [Pg.315]

Table VII. Estimated Exposure to Unprotected Body Areas in Home Garden Application of Three Formulations of Carbaryl onto Tall Vegetables (Corn) by Clothing Protection Regimen (12 Replications)... Table VII. Estimated Exposure to Unprotected Body Areas in Home Garden Application of Three Formulations of Carbaryl onto Tall Vegetables (Corn) by Clothing Protection Regimen (12 Replications)...
Figures 3a and 3b> Mean exposures for both corn and beans application calculated for each of the six clothing regimens for (a) dusting and (b) wettable powder spraying. Applied amount uses the g unit on vertical axis. Clothing regimens are 1, no clothes 2, shorts only 3, shorts with tank top 4, short-sleeved 5, long-sleeved and 6, maximum clothing protection. Figures 3a and 3b> Mean exposures for both corn and beans application calculated for each of the six clothing regimens for (a) dusting and (b) wettable powder spraying. Applied amount uses the g unit on vertical axis. Clothing regimens are 1, no clothes 2, shorts only 3, shorts with tank top 4, short-sleeved 5, long-sleeved and 6, maximum clothing protection.

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