Underwear

Fairly resistant to chemicals treated with polythene disposable underwear... 

Women s, misses, chikJren s, and infants underwear and nightwear... 

Long eotton underwear (dependent on site eonditions)... 

Long cotton underwear/cooling vests dependent on site conditions Two-way voice-activated radios [3]... 

Some clothing item do values are listed in Table 5.4. For example, the do value of a person wearing a thin shirt, thin trousers, underwear, shoes, and socks estimated by this method would be 0,17 + 0.25 + 0.05 + 0.05 = 0.52 do. If the person were to add a T-shirt under the shirt, the clothing insulation would be expected to increase to 0.6 do. 

Underpanfs, shirt, boilersiut, socks, shoes o.sn 0.125 Underwear, shirt with short sleeves and legs, light trousers, light socks, shoes 0.50 0.080... 

Underwear with short sleeves and legs, shirt, trousers, jacket, socks, shoes J. 00 0.15.5 Underwear, shirt, trou.sers, socks, shoes 0.70 o.no... 

Underwear wirh long sleeves and legs, hermo-jacket and trousers, heavy quilted outerjacket and overalls, socks, shoes, cap, gloves 2.5.5 0.39.5 Underwear with short sleeves and legs, shirr, trousers, vest, jacket, coar, socks, shoes 1.50 0,230... 

Nylons have a variety of uses ranging from tire cord to carpet to hosiery. The most important application is cord followed by apparel. Nylon staple and filaments are extensively used in the carpet industry. Nylon fiber is also used for a variety of other articles such as seat belts, monofilament finishes, and knitwear. Because of its high tenacity and elasticity, it is a valuable fiber for ropes, parachutes, and underwear. 

Paper Hygienic (disposable) Fairly resistant to chemicals if treated with polythene film Liable to wetting if not treated with polythene film No strength Flammable Not resistant to hot splashes Possibly used for disposable underwear or for clothing for visitors Used under headgear (disposable)... 

Selection of the type of whole-body dosimeter is important. Inner whole-body dosimeters are usually white, 100% cotton, long underwear purchased from a variety of clothing outlets and stores. One- or two-piece inner whole-body dosimeters are common. Outer whole-body dosimeters can range from hand-made cotton coveralls to shirts and pants bought directly off the shelf at local retail stores. Outer whole-body dosimeters can also be purchased from wholesale clothing outlets. Outer whole-body dosimeters may be any color and may also be 100% cotton or mixed materials, depending on the purpose for which the outer whole-body dosimeter is to be used. For example, one may want to use a coverall as an outer whole-body dosimeter. This would be acceptable even if the coverall were not white and not 100% cotton provided that the fabric did not contain interfering analytical components. 

Many types of matrices have been used in the past to measure the field stability of the test substance. Cotton gloves, cellulose patches, face wipe handkerchiefs and/or gauze face wipe matrices, long underwear (inner dosimeters), pants, shirts, coveralls (outer dosimeters), sorbent tubes, urine, and other matrices are common matrices that have been used for this purpose. 

Wear underwear made of breathable materials, such as cotton... 

Educate the patient on lifestyle modifications that may prevent recurrence, including decreased consumption of sucrose and refined carbohydrates, increased consumption of yogurt containing live cultures, and wearing cotton underwear. 

Wear full protective clothing (Level A) consisting of M3 butyl mbber suit with hood, M2A1 boots, M3 gloves, impregnated underwear, M9 series mask and coveralls (if desired), or the 30 mil DPE if available, or NIOSH-approved equivalent wear... 

The operators were given cotton long underwear to wear under the coveralls and over regular underwear. The underwear sleeves from the elbow to the wrist were collected as one sample, and the remainder was taken as a second sample. The residues intercepted on the underwear plus... 

The primary sample types used for field spiking were freshly prepared soapy distilled water (soapy water), air filter cassettes set up with 2.0 L/min. of air flow, and foil-backed patches of underwear cloth with a cover flap of coveralls cloth. The spiking solution was applied to the underwear material and the coveralls patch was then folded down to cover the spiked area. The patch was then exposed to air and sunlight for the duration of the trial in an area upwind from the trial site. The washwater samples for spiking consisted of 50-mL samples of soapy water prepared by putting on latex examination gloves and washing with Ivory soap in deionized water prior to the trial in the same way the operator would wash his hands. 

In the lab, the same primary sample types were used, and samples were also done to verify that the recovery from the coveralls alone was similar to that for the combined underwear plus coveralls patch and to verify that recovery from the individual types of cotton matrix was adequate. The results showed that recovery for the underwear was reduced by the large size of the garment compared to the patches used for the primary field and lab spiked samples. Recovery from the spiked cotton swabs was lower than expected but was still considered adequate (see Table 1). 

Air filter (2.0 L/min air flow) Underwear + coveralls cotton cloth patch Soapy water 85 (4) 77 (6) 91 (10) ... 

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