Measuring exposure to solvent vapours is key to understand whether the controls you have in place are sufficient to protect workers’ health. Learn about the available techniques and how to design effective measurement programmes for your workplace.
This paper determines what airborne protection is needed to transfer volatile solvents in a workplace. The proposed measures enable to reduce the average emissions by over 90%.
Topics: generic exposure scenario tools, experimental assessment of exposure during spraying activities, LCA data to define product environmental footprints, ESIG Solvents Award, SPERCS background, industry facts and figures, solvents training
Topics: REACH deadline? – Updating the Reciprocal Calculation Procedure (RCP) – New study on the efficiency of risk management measures – EU-OSHA campaign – Introduction to the Solvents Industry Training – The challenge of VOC emissions inventories and European ozone – Downstream User Box – Cefic Box
Discover how ESIG has engaged since its formation in 1996 in furthering the scientific and technical understanding on solvents and air quality contributing to reduce solvents’ VOC emissions.
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