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Dusting off: NIOSH develops a new method to clean dust-soiled work clothes.
Authors
Pollock-DE; Cecala-AB; O'Brien-AD; Zimmer-JA; Howell-JL
Source
Rock Prod 2005 Mar; 108(3):30-34
Link
http://rockproducts.com/index.php/component/content/article/51-archives/5060.html 
NIOSHTIC No.
20026346 
Abstract
Unimin Corp. and the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health recently conducted a cooperative research project. The result is an improved method for cleaning dust-soiled work clothing at mineral processing operations. This clothes-cleaning process was implemented in the milling facility at Unimin's Marston Operation in Marston, NC. From testing at this facility, it has been proven that this technique is a quick, safe, and effective method to clean dust-soiled work clothing.
Keywords
Dust-control; Dust-control-equipment; Dust-exposure; Mining-equipment; Respirable-dust; Mining-industry; Clothing; Work-clothing
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