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BS DD 54-1:1977

Methods for the sampling and analysis of fume from welding and allied processes-Particulate matter

standard by BSI Group , 03/31/1977

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Recommendations for sampling head, filtering medium, pump, sampling rate and position, breathing zone and static background sampling, handling and weighing of test specimens, methods of analysis, presentation of results. Appendices give notes on analytical procedures and recording of results.

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Published:
03/31/1977
ISBN(s):
0580096629
Product Code(s):
10205173
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    Methods for the sampling and analysis of fume from welding and allied processes-Particulate matter

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