Question: About100 workers in a gas processing plant are exposed to the following concentrations of phosgene gas for the indicated hours. a. 2.2 ppm for 2.75
About100 workers in a gas processing plant are exposed to the following concentrations of phosgene gas for the indicated hours.
a. 2.2 ppm for 2.75 hr
b. 1.5 ppm for 3.00 hr c
. 0.1 ppm for 2.25 hr
To determine the potential fatalities, there are two approaches to interpret the problem: (i) assume the same workers exposed over 8-hr (2.75 + 3.00 + 2.25) period, and (ii) assume each exposure is separate (i.e., independent and isolated event) with different workers.
Using the Probit Eqn, 2-5 (Textbook):
, where C in ppm and T in min with k1 = -19.27 and k2 = 3.69, determine the potential fatalities by the two methods as articulated above (i & ii). Briefly, interpret your results obtained by the two methods.
= k + kyln() c )
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