Search Results - "KRIECH, Anthony J"

Assessing the effects of sunlight and water on asphalt binder and pavement leachability related to the environment by Crawford, Alexis C., Kriech, Douglas M., Smith, Lisa A., Osborn, Linda V., Kriech, Anthony J.

“…Extensive global research conducted over 30 years explores asphalt leachability and stormwater runoff. Asphalt's widespread usage in construction materials…”
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Assessing cancer hazards of bitumen emissions - a case study for complex petroleum substances by Kriech, Anthony J., Schreiner, Ceinwen A., Osborn, Linda V., Riley, Anthony J.

“…When assessing cancer hazard and risk associated with a complex petroleum substance, like bitumen emissions, there are often conflicting results related to…”
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Percutaneous Absorption of Polycyclic Aromatic Compounds from Fume Condensates of Paving and Built Up Roofing Asphalts by Roy, Timothy A., Kriech, Anthony J., Osborn, Linda V.

“…Paving and roofing workers can be exposed to low levels of polycyclic aromatic compounds (PACs) while working with asphalt at elevated temperatures via both…”
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Characterizing asphalt emissions under in-service conditions by Kriech, Douglas M., Crawford, Alexis C., Smith, Lisa A., Osborn, Linda V., Kriech, Anthony J.

“…Recent studies have suggested that asphalt related emissions at environmentally pertinent conditions are a major contributor of volatile organic compounds…”
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Effect of Temperature and Process on Quantity and Composition of Laboratory-generated Bitumen Emissions by Bolliet, Christophe, Kriech, Anthony J., Juery, Catherine, Vaissiere, Mathieu, Brinton, Michael A., Osborn, Linda V.

“…In this study we investigated the impact of temperature on emissions as related to various bitumen applications and processes used in commercial products…”
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Review and implications of IARC monograph 103 outcomes for the asphalt pavement industry by Kriech, Anthony J., Osborn, Linda V.

“…On 18 October 2011, the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) revealed its conclusions of an eight-day comprehensive review of bitumen (asphalt)…”
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Asphalt fume dermal carcinogenicity potential: I. dermal carcinogenicity evaluation of asphalt (bitumen) fume condensates by Clark, Charles R., Burnett, Donald M., Parker, Craig M., Arp, Earl W., Swanson, Mark S., Minsavage, Gary D., Kriech, Anthony J., Osborn, Linda V., Freeman, James J., Barter, Robert A., Newton, Paul E., Beazley, Shelley L., Stewart, Christopher W.

“…► Field matched fume condensates from paving and (oxidized) Type III built up roofing asphalts (BURA) were evaluated in mouse dermal carcinogenicity assays. ►…”
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Side-by-Side Comparison of Field Monitoring Methods for Hot Bitumen Emission Exposures: The German IFA Method 6305, U.S. NIOSH Method 5042, and the Total Organic Matter Method by Kriech, Anthony J., Emmel, Christoph, Osborn, Linda V., Breuer, Dietmar, Redman, Adam P., Hoeber, Dieter, Bochmann, Frank, Ruehl, Reinhold

“…Field studies were conducted at paving and roofing sites to compare the German Institute for Occupational Safety and Health of the German Social Accident…”
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Personal Breathing Zone Exposures among Hot-Mix Asphalt Paving Workers; Preliminary Analysis for Trends and Analysis of Work Practices That Resulted in the Highest Exposure Concentrations by Osborn, Linda V., Snawder, John E., Kriech, Anthony J., Cavallari, Jennifer M., McClean, Michael D., Herrick, Robert F., Blackburn, Gary R., Olsen, Larry D.

“…An exposure assessment of hot-mix asphalt (HMA) paving workers was conducted to determine which of four exposure scenarios impacted worker exposure and dose…”
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Status of Worker Exposure to Asphalt Paving Fumes with the Use of Engineering Controls by Mickelsen, R. Leroy, Shulman, Stanley A, Kriech, Anthony J, Osborn, Linda V, Redman, Adam P

“…Since 1996, industry, labor, and government have partnered to minimize workers' exposure to asphalt fumes using engineering controls. The objective of this…”
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Study Design and Methods to Investigate Inhalation and Dermal Exposure to Polycyclic Aromatic Compounds and Urinary Metabolites from Asphalt Paving Workers: Research Conducted through Partnership by KRIECH, ANTHONY J., OSBORN, LINDA V., SNAWDER, JOHN E., OLSEN, LARRY D., HERRICK, ROBERT F., CAVALLARI, JENNIFER M., McCLEAN, MICHAEL D., BLACKBURN, GARY R.

“…Innovations in science may require crossing traditional boundaries between industry, unions, government, and academia. While such collaborations have the…”
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Errata to "Side-by-Side Comparison of Field Monitoring Methods for Hot Bitumen Emission Exposures: The German BGIA Method 6305, the U.S. NIOSH Method 5042, and the Total Organic Matter Method" [JOEH 7:712-725, 2010] by Kriech, Anthony J., Emmel, Christoph, Osborn, Linda V., Breuer, Dietmar, Redman, Adam P., Hoeber, Dieter, Bochmann, Frank, Ruehl, Reinhold

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Development of a 5-Layer Passive Organic Dermal (POD) Sampler by OLSEN, LARRY D., SNAWDER, JOHN E., KRIECH, ANTHONY J., OSBORN, LINDA V.

“…A 5-layer passive organic dermal sampler was developed to allow the collection, retention, and recovery of a variety of organic compound classes…”
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Percutaneous Absorption of Polycyclic Aromatic Compounds from Bitumen Fume Condensate by Roy, Timothy A., Kriech, Anthony J., Mackerer, Carl R.

“…Bitumen fume condensate was obtained from the headspace vapors of a bitumen storage tank containing a lightly oxidized paving-bitumen for the purpose of…”
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Generation of Bitumen Fumes Using Two Fume Generation Protocols and Comparison to Worker Industrial Hygiene Exposures by Kriech, Anthony J., Osborn, Linda V., Wissel, Herbert L., Redman, Adam P., Smith, Lisa A., Dobbs, Todd E.

“…This study had two fundamental goals. The first was to collect sufficient quantities of bitumen fumes used in both the roofing and paving industry in the…”
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Pilot Study for the Investigation of Personal Breathing Zone and Dermal Exposure Using Levels of Polycyclic Aromatic Compounds (PAC) and PAC Metabolites in the Urine of Hot-Mix Asphalt Paving Workers by OSBORN, LINDA V., SNAWDER, JOHN E., OLSEN, LARRY D., KRIECH, ANTHONY J., CAVALLARI, JENNIFER M., HERRICK, ROBERT F., McCLEAN, MICHAEL D., BLACKBURN, GARY R.

“…As part of the design of a comprehensive study of hot-mix asphalt paving workers to investigate the relative contribution of personal breathing zone and dermal…”
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Predictors of Airborne Exposures to Polycyclic Aromatic Compounds and Total Organic Matter among Hot-Mix Asphalt Paving Workers and Influence of Work Conditions and Practices by Cavallari, Jennifer M., Osborn, Linda V., Snawder, John E., Kriech, Anthony J., Olsen, Larry D., Herrick, Robert F., Mcclean, Michael D.

“…Objectives: We evaluated personal airborne exposures to polycyclic aromatic compounds (PACs) and total organic matter (TOM) among hot-mix asphalt (HMA) paving…”
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Using Urinary Biomarkers of Polycyclic Aromatic Compound Exposure to Guide Exposure-Reduction Strategies Among Asphalt Paving Workers by MCCLEAN, Michael D, OSBORN, Linda V, CAVALLARI, Jennifer M, SNAWDER, John E, OLSEN, Larry D, KRIECH, Anthony J, SJÖDIN, Andreas, ZHENG LI, SMITH, Jerome P, SAMMONS, Deborah L, HERRICK, Robert F

“…Paving workers are exposed to polycyclic aromatic compounds (PACs) while working with hot-mix asphalt (HMA). Further characterization of the source and route…”
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Predictors of Dermal Exposures to Polycyclic Aromatic Compounds Among Hot-Mix Asphalt Paving Workers by Cavallari, Jennifer M., Osborn, Linda V., Snawder, John E., Kriech, Anthony J., Olsen, Larry D., Herrick, Robert F., Mcclean, Michael D.

“…Objectives: The primary objective of this study was to identify the source and work practices that affect dermal exposure to polycyclic aromatic compounds…”
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Evaluation of Worker Exposure to Asphalt Roofing Fumes: Influence of Work Practices and Materials by Kriech, Anthony J., Osborn, Linda V., Trumbore, David C., Kurek, Joseph T., Wissel, Herbert L., Rosinski, Klaus D.

“…A field study was conducted on 42 asphalt-roofing workers at 7 built-up roofing sites across the United States. Sixteen out of 42 samples show levels of…”
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