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Appendices
Reference
1. Maslansky, Carol J. and Steven P. Maslansky. Air Monitoring In-
strumentation. New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1993.
2. American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists.
Threshold Limit Values for Chemical Substances and Physical
Agents and Biological Exposure Indices (1994-1995). Reprinted
with permission.
3. National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH).
Recommendations for Occupational Safety and Health, Compen-
dium of Policy Documents and Statements, January 1992.
NOTES:
1
REAL alarm levels have been established as the TLV-Ceiling
concentration, or the TLV-STEL concentration in those cases
where no TLV-Ceiling value exists.
2 In those cases where no STEL exists for a compound, the
STEL value has been established as equivalent to the TWA
value
3 Compound is Not Detectable (ND) by the Multi-PID 2. Please
contact Dräger Safety Applications Department for further
details.
4 Response factor for this compound using the 10.6 eV lamp
is equal to 0.00 because the 11.7 eV lamp is required to io-
nize and detect this compound. Please contact Dräger Safety
Applications Department for further details.
5 In cases where recommended exposure limits are below the
detection limit for the compound in question, the estimated
lower limit of detection has been substituted for those valu-
es.
6 The Multi-PID 2 is not suitable for monitoring these com-
pounds at ACGIH recommended levels.
7 A 1000-ppm TWA has been established for those com-
pounds which are “Simple Asphyxiants” and for which no ex-
posure value exists.
8 For those compounds, which lack established exposure le-
vels, an arbitrary value of 200 ppm has been established for
the TWA, STEL and REAL alarms.
NOTE:
The TLV/BEI™ publication is revised annually.