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3 | the face of one hand only (240 cm2) |
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2 | The front portion of one hand. |
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one hand face only (240 cm2) the face of one hand only (240 cm2) Explanation: the face of one hand is the palm of one hand including the fingers and up to the wrist Hence, one hand face only (240 cm2) means the measurement of the skin surface exposure of the face of one hand only to a [dangerous] chemical. e.g.: Human factors not influenced by risk management: Skin surface exposure One hand face only (240 cm2) (POC 1, 15) Two hands face (480 cm2) (PROC 2) Two hands face (960 cm2) (PROC 8a, 8b) http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd... Human factors not influenced by risk management Particular conditions of use, e.g. body parts potentially exposed as a result of the nature Exposed skin surface (cm2): 480 (two hands, face only) http://www.emeraldmaterials.com/cms/kalama/fis_ftp.downloadM... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 8 hrs (2014-02-24 08:54:11 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- PROC stands for process category PROC1 Use in closed process, no likelihood of exposure Use of the substances in high integrity contained system where little potential exists for exposures, e.g. any sampling via closed loop systems Human factors not influenced by risk management: Potentially exposed body parts One hand, face side only Exposed skin surface 240 cm2 http://www.gts-ev.de/Download/reach/PROC_en.pdf |
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one hand face only (240 cm2) The front portion of one hand. Explanation: The front portion of one hand. This could be a meaning. |
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