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PRESENTATION 07/2016ET2015-003/C2016-113EXPROPNANO: TOWARDS A BETTER ASSESSMENT OF OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO AIRBORNE NP BY INTEGRATING WORK TASK ANALYSIS AND EXPOSURE MEASUREMENTThe ExproNano project aims at providing a methodology for assessing exposure to nanoparticules (manufactured or not) that combines both an aerosol measurement component (via real time aerosol measurements and aerosol sampling) and a work task…
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PRESENTATION 11/2015NOETUDE/C2015-103ANSES appraisal on health risks of workers exposed to cleavage fragments from non asbestiform amphiboles: an opportunity to improve the regulation?In 2014, French ministries were alerted by local authorities following the identification of naturally occurring actinolite in aggregates used in road paving. In the environment, actinolite, as well as others amphiboles, are present in both…
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PRESENTATION 07/2014EL2013-010/C2014-066DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF AN INHALATION SYSTEM SUITABLE FOR RODENT EXPOSURE TO NANOAEROSOLSDue to the growing use of nanoparticles in industrial processes, the number of workers potentially exposed is increasing while the toxicological effects of these compounds have not been fully characterized yet. Because inhalation represents…
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PRESENTATION 03/2016NOETUDE/C2016-058Extraction/derivation procedures for the determination of urinary acid metabolites of aromatic hydrocarbons by gas chromatography.Aromatic hydrocarbons (toluene, styrene, xylenes, ethylbenzene …) are among the most widely used chemicals in industry. Some of their urinary acid metabolites are classically used to assess the occupational exposure of workers to these solvents…
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STUDY 01/2014EL2014-017Developing methodology for evaluating surface contaminations: metrological aspects and transfer by contact.For a long time, evaluation of exposure to chemical compounds was limited to measuring merely the volatile fraction of the compounds and thus to exposure by inhalation. However, the use of semi-volatile products and other particular substances…
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