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Limited access area

Level IV Limited access areas with particular gowning. Blue lint-free shirt and paint as undergarment and lint-free frock over it with dedicated clogs and head cover. [Pg.488]

The data archive should be in a secure, limited access area and designed to preserve the... [Pg.257]

Squeeze bottles, oil cans, and pressurized glue guns permit precise and speedy adhesive application. By adjusting the pressure, the rate of adhesive flow can be matched to the production rate. These devices can apply the adhesive or sealant inside a blind hole or limited-access area. The tip of the applicator can be used to deliver multiple spots of adhesive. [Pg.404]

Water Samples. Each water sample received will consist of at least two 1-liter (or quart) amber glass bottles. Store at 4 2°C from collection until extraction. Do not freeze. After a portion of the sample is removed for analysis, the unused portion of the sample is stored at 4 2°C in a locked, limited access area for at least 60 days from the date of data submission. [Pg.461]

Only authorized personnel should be allowed to enter those areas designated as limited-access areas. [Pg.490]

Limit access to storage areas to authorized staff knowledgeable in the hazards, position of valves and switches. [Pg.260]

Limit access to designated areas to classified persons (e.g. in UK persons likely to receive doses in excess of 6 mSv per year or an equivalent dose which exceeds 30% of relevant hygiene standard). Access may need to be limited by trapped keys or interlocks for high dose rate enclosures. [Pg.394]

Mechanical key system This provides a basic level of security for heavily used areas. Although complicated mechanisms can be designed, their operation is slow, and hence is suitable only for limited access. [Pg.48]

Limit access to designated areas to classified persons (e.g. in UK persons likely to receive doses of 30% of relevant hygiene standard). [Pg.267]

During construction, all possible penetrations between the crawlspace and the house should be sealed to simply prevent the passage of radon up into the living areas. Attempts to seal penetrations can be made by using expandable closed-cell foam sealants and urethane caulk. Sealing these areas can be difficult because of limited access even during construction. Areas of particular concern include9... [Pg.1281]

Limit access to facilities and control access to pumping stations, and to chemical and fuel storage areas, giving close scrutiny to visitors and contractors. [Pg.93]

Land redistribution policies have affected the availability of morama. In Botswana, the villages surveyed were built in the late 1980s under the National Program of Resettlement, forming complex interethnic communities with limited access to the "morama areas". Morama beans grow in areas that became inaccessible for local populations since the land in question has mostly been allocated to diamond mining, tourism, and cattle industries. [Pg.232]


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