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The artist's complete health and safety guide / by Monona Rossol.

Fine Arts Library - Core Reading Collection RC963.6.A78 R67 2001
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Rossol, Monona.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Artists--Health and hygiene--Handbooks, manuals, etc.
Artists.
Artists' materials--Safety measures--Handbooks, manuals, etc.
Artists' materials.
Artists' materials--Toxicology--Handbooks, manuals, etc.
Artists' materials--Toxicology.
Artists' materials--Safety measures.
Artists--Health and hygiene.
Genre:
Handbooks and manuals.
Physical Description:
x, 405 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
Edition:
Third edition.
Place of Publication:
New York : Allworth Press : Graphic Artists Guild, [2001]
Summary:
This classic reference shows artists how to handle materials safely while practicing their craft. New Third Edition features updated information on safety and ventilation equipment, latest government regulations, and more.
Contents:
Part I The Regulated Art World
Chapter 1 Health and Safety Laws 3
Chapter 2 Health Hazards and the Body 13
Chapter 3 Chemical Health Hazards and Their Control 21
Chapter 4 Physical Hazards and Their Control 29
Chapter 5 Identifying Hazardous Materials 37
Chapter 6 General Precautions 53
Chapter 7 Ventilation 67
Chapter 8 Respiratory Protection 77
Part II Artists' Raw Materials
Chapter 9 Solvents 89
Chapter 10 Pigments and Dyes 105
Chapter 11 Metals and Metal Compounds 141
Chapter 12 Minerals 169
Chapter 13 Plastics and Adhesives 183
Part III Precautions for Individual Media
Chapter 14 Painting and Drawing 199
Chapter 15 Printmaking 209
Chapter 16 Textile Arts 219
Chapter 17 Leather and Other Animal Products 231
Chapter 18 Ceramics 237
Chapter 19 Glass 251
Chapter 20 Stained Glass 261
Chapter 21 Enameling 267
Chapter 22 Ceramic, Glass, and Enamel Surface Treatments 275
Chapter 23 Sculpture, Lapidary, and Modeling Materials 281
Chapter 24 Metal Surface Treatments 291
Chapter 25 Welding 299
Chapter 26 Brazing, Soldering, Casting, and Smithing 307
Chapter 27 Papermaking 317
Chapter 28 Woodworking 325
Chapter 29 Photography and Photoprinting 339
Part IV The Next Generation
Chapter 30 Teaching Art 351
Chapter 31 Reproductive Risks 371
Appendix A Sources and Annotated Reference List
Part 1 Arts, Crafts, and Theater Safety 380
Part 2 Governmental Agencies 383
Part 3 Standards Organizations 385
Table 1 Applicable OSHA Regulations 11
Table 2 TLV-TWAs of Common Substances 26
Table 3 Relationship Between Noise Intensity and Decibel Level 30
Table 4 Threshold Limit Values for Noise 31
Table 5 Regions of the Optical Radiation Spectrum 33
Table 6 Industrial Ventilation 70
Table 7 Respirator Cartridges and Filters 85
Table 8 Air-Quality Limits for Various Solvents 90
Table 9 Common Solvents and Their Hazards 95
Table 10 Hazards of Pigments 114
Table 11 Hazards of Dyes by Class 135
Table 12 Benzidine-Congener Dyes 137
Table 13 Examples of Threshold Limit Values for Metals 146
Table 14 Hazards of Metals and Metal Compounds 150
Table 15 Toxic Effects of Common Radicals 166
Table 16 Air-Quality Standards for Silica 174
Table 17 Hazards of Common Minerals Used in Ceramics, Sculpture, Lapidary, and Abrasives 178
Table 18 Additives Common in Water-Based Emulsions 185
Table 19 Hazards of Adhesives and Polymers 195
Table 20 Ventilation and Precautions for Painting and Drawing Media 202
Table 21 Hazards of Mordants, Dye-Assisting, and Discharge Chemicals 228
Table 22 Sources of Toxic Kiln Emissions 242
Table 23 Drinking Water Standards Compared to Federal and California Lead and Cadmium Glaze Leaching Standards 245
Table 24 Threshold Values for Some Wax Emissions 286
Table 25 Some Chemicals Emitted by Two Brands of Scented Candles 288
Table 26 Metal Cleansers and Degreasers 292
Table 27 Flux, Patina, and Metal Colorant Chemicals 294
Table 28 Composition of Common Alloys 312
Table 29 Proposed Wood Dust Standards 330
Table 30 Common Darkroom Air Contaminants 341
Table 31 Precautions for Photoprint Chemicals 346
Table 32 Outline for a Complete Art Teacher Hazard Communication Training 359
Table 33 Art Materials and Projects for Children and Other High-Risk Individuals 366
Table 34 Referenced Daily Intakes for Minerals 374
Figure 1 Typical A-Weighted Noise Levels in Decibels [dBA] 31
Figure 2 Material Safety Data Sheet 49
Figure 2A Minimum Information Required on Canadian MSDSs for Controlled Products 51
Figure 3 ANSI Protection Standards 61
Figure 4 Eye Protection Products 63
Figure 5 Dilution Ventilation 69
Figure 6 Industrial Ventilation
Processes Requiring Dilution Ventilation 71
Figure 7 Dust Collecting System for a Grinding Wheel 71
Figure 8 Spray Booth 71
Figure 9 Movable Exhaust System 72
Figure 10 Canopy Hood over a Kiln 72
Figure 11 Slot Hood 72
Figure 12 Glove Box for Handling Dry Powders 113
Figure 13 Negative Pressure Ventilation System 242
Figure 14 Lead Warning Symbol 247.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 389-390) and index.
ISBN:
1581152043
OCLC:
47844732

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