Evaluation of Potential Exposure Risks from 3D Printing Operations Using NIOSH EVADE Software

Cheri Marcham; Rustin Reed

Evaluation of Potential Exposure Risks from 3D Printing Operations Using NIOSH EVADE Software

Cheri Marcham, Rustin Reed

Civil Engineering

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

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Abstract

Presentation discusses the following research objectives:

1. Address student workers’ concern regarding respiratory health

2. Characterize aerosol and VOC exposures during printing operations

3. Identify primary sources of exposure using NIOSH EVADE software, spatial analysis

Original language	American English
State	Published - May 24 2021

Keywords

3D Printing
NIOSH EVADE Software
respiratory health
aerosol and VOC exposures

Disciplines

Public Health

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Evaluation of Potential Exposure Risks from 3D Printing Operations Using NIOSH EVADE Software

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