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Exposure assessment and storage capacity

ASP written lesson, 10 min read. ASP Domain 1: Mathematical Calculations

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What you'll learn

  • Compute an 8-hour equivalent exposure from sampling periods
  • Calculate a mixture Em and compare it to unity
  • Size secondary containment using the 10% or largest-container rule
  • Identify which containers may be left out of the containment calculation
  • Avoid the common divisor and comparison errors in all three

What this lesson covers

This lesson shows how to turn sampling data into an 8-hour exposure, test a chemical mixture against unity, and size secondary containment for container storage. These are the three calculations the exam reuses most and the ones that go wrong on the job when a divisor or a comparison is misread.

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