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Analysis of Asbestos in Bulk Materials1980 to 1997
Perkins Robert
Comparison of Quantitative Techniques for Analysis of Bulk Asbestos Proficiency Testing Materials
Verkouteren Jennifer, Steel Eric, Windsor Eric, Perkins Robert
A Personal Perspective on Teaching Asbestos Analysis: Lessons from the Classroom and Laboratory
Cooke Peter
Bulk Asbestos Laboratory Programs in the United StatesSeventeen Years in Retrospect
Harvey Bruce, Ennis J., Greene Lisa, Leinbach Adrianne
The Habit of Asbestiform Amphiboles: Implications for the Analysis of Bulk Samples
Wylie Ann
Asbestos Measurement in Soils and Bulk Materials: Sensitivity, Precision, and Interpretation You have it All
Wayne Berman D.
A Validated Method for Gravimetric Determination of Low Concentrations of Asbestos in Bulk Materials
Chatfield Eric
Internal Standard Addition Method for Identifying Asbestos Containing Materials In Bulk Samples Containing Low Levels of Asbestos
Frasca Peter, Newton John, De Malo Robert
ASTM's Bulk Method: Where Are We, Where are We Headed, Where Should We Be Headed?
Stewart Ian
Strategy, Development and Laboratory Calibration of a Personal Passive Sampler for Monitoring the Asbestos Exposure of Maintenance Workers
Burdett Garry, Revell Graham
Direct-Reading Measurement of Fiber Length/Diameter Distributions
Baron Paul, Deye Gregory, Fernback Joseph, Jones William
International Organization for Standardization Methods for Determination of Asbestos in Air
Chatfield Eric
Proposed ASTM Method for the Determination of Asbestos in Air by TEM and Information on Interfering Fibers
Millette James, Boltin W., Clark Patrick, Brackett Kim
Shortcomings in Airborne Asbestos Analysis Filtered from New York State's Proficiency-Testing Data
Webber James, Czuhanich Alex, Carhart Laurie
Negative Exposure Assessments for Asbestos Floor Tile Work Practices
Oberta Andrew, Fischer Kenneth
The Use of Scanning Confocal Microscopy to Measure the Penetration of Asbestos into Membrane Filters
Burdett G., Archenhold G., Clarke A., Hunter D.
Asbestos in Water Methods: EPA's 100.1 & 100.2 and AWWA's Standard Method 2570
Millette James, Few Pronda, Krewer Joseph
A Rapid Procedure for Preparation of Transmission Electron Microscopy Specimens from Polycarbonate Filters
Chatfield Eric
Measurements of Chrysotile Fiber Retention Efficiencies for Polycarbonate and Mixed Cellulose Ester Filters
Chatfield Eric
Sludge, Crud and Fish Guts: Creative Approaches to the Analysis of Non-Standard Water Samples for Asbestos
Bailey R., Hu Meisheng
Asbestos in Drinking Water Performance Evaluation Studies
Collins Gary, Britton Paul, Clark Patrick, Brackett Kim, Chatfield Eric
Proficiency Testing for all Fiber Sizes in Drinking Water: the Long and the Short of it
Webber James, Carhart Laurie, Czuhanich Alex
A Study of the Reproducibility of the Micro-Vac Technique As A Tool for the Assessment of Surface Contamination in Buildings with Asbestos-Containing Materials
Hatfield R., Krewer J., Longo W.
Dust and Airborne Concentrations - is There a Correlation?
Lee Richard, Van Orden Drew, Stewart Ian
Further Observations of Settled Asbestos Dust in Buildings
Ewing William
Some Statistical Principles in Asbestos Measurement and Their Application to Dust Sampling and Analysis
Fowler Douglas, Price Bertram
An Overview of Settled Dust Analytical Methods and Their Relative Effectiveness
Crankshaw Owen, Perkins Robert, Beard Mmichael
Applications of the ASTM Asbestos in Dust Method D5755
Millette James, Mount Michael
Correlated Measurements of Airborne Asbestos-Containing Particles and Surface Dust
Chatfield Eric
Incorporating Dust Sampling into the Asbestos Management Program
Hays Steve
Author Index
Subject Index
Committee: D22
Paper ID: STP1342-EB
DOI: 10.1520/STP1342-EB
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0-8031-2616-6
978-0-8031-2616-9
STP1342-EB
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