COMMON MATERIALS FOR EMERGENCY RESPIRATORY PROTECTION - LEAKAGE TESTS WITH A MANIKIN

COMMON MATERIALS FOR EMERGENCY RESPIRATORY PROTECTION - LEAKAGE TESTS WITH A MANIKIN
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DOI:
10.1202/0002-8894(1983)044
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发表时间:
1983-01-01
期刊:
AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE ASSOCIATION JOURNAL
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通讯作者:
YEE, HS
YEE, HS
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作者:
COOPER, DW;HINDS, WC;YEE, HS

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In areas where respirators are not routinely used, emergencies (such as fires) may occur in which protection from airborne particles is necessary. The following readily available materials were tested on a manikin connected to a breathing simulator to determine the fraction of an .apprx. 2 .mu.m diameter aerosol that would leak around the seal between the materials and the manikin''s face: cotton/polyester shirt material, cotton handkerchief material, toweling (a wash cloth), a surgical mask (Johnson and Johnson Company, Model HRI 8137) and a NIOSH [USA National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health]-approved disposable face mask (3M Corporation, Model 8710). The leakage tests were done to supplement the measurements of penetration through the materials reported previously. Leakage fractions were determined by comparing the penetration of the same aerosol for the materials held to the face vs. being fully taped to the face. At a breathing rate of 37 l/min, mean leakages for the materials ranged from 0.0-63% depending on the material. Mean penetrations exclusive of leakage ranged from 0.6-39%. Use of nylon hosiery material (panty hose) to hold the handkerchief material or the disposable face mask to the face was effective in preventing leakage. Such a combination could be expected to reduce leakage around the handkerchief to .apprx. .gtoreq. 10% in practice, and around the mask to < 1%, which suggested the adaptation and use of such an approach for industrial hygiene.