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AppendicesAppendix C – Examples of asbestos-containing materialsAAirconditioning ducts – exterior orinterior acoustic and thermal insulationArc shields in lift motor rooms or largeelectrical cabinetsAsbestos-based plastics products –as electrical insulates and acid-resistantcompositions or aircraft seatsAsbestos ceiling tilesAsbestos cement conduitsAsbestos cement electrical fuse boardsAsbestos cement external roofsand wallsAsbestos cement in the use of formwork when pouring concreteAsbestos cement internal flues anddownpipesAsbestos cement moulded products,such as gutters, ridge cappings, gasmeter covers, cable troughs and coversAsbestos cement pieces for packingspaces between floor joists and piersAsbestos cement underground pits, asused for traffic control wiring andtelecommunications cablingAsbestos cement render, plaster, mortarand courseworkAsbestos cement sheetAsbestos cement sheet behind ceramictilesAsbestos cement sheet internal overexhaust canopies, such as ovens andfume cupboardsAsbestos cement sheet internal wallsand ceilingsAsbestos cement sheet underlays forvinylAsbestos cement storm drain pipesAsbestos cement water pipes (usuallyunderground)Asbestos-containing laminates (egFormica) used where heat resistanceis required (eg ships)Asbestos-containing pegboardAsbestos feltsAsbestos marine board (eg marinate)Asbestos mattresses used for coveringhot equipment in power stationsAsbestos paper used variously forinsulation, filtering and productionof fire resistant laminatesAsbestos roof tilesAsbestos textilesAsbestos textile gussets inairconditioning ducting systemsAsbestos yarnAutoclave/steriliser insulationBBitumen-based water proofing such asmalthoid (typically on roofs and floorsbut also in brickwork)Bituminous adhesives and sealantsBoiler gasketsBoiler insulation, slabs and wet mixBrake disc padsBrake liningsCCable penetration insulation bagsCalorifier insulationCar body filters (not common)Caulking compounds, sealantand adhesivesCement renderChrysotile wicks in kerosene heatersClutch faces76 Compliance code / Removing asbestos in workplaces WorkSafe Victoria
AppendicesCompressed asbestos cement panelsfor flooring, verandas, bathrooms andsteps for demountable buildingsCompressed asbestos fibres (CAF)used in brakes and gaskets for plantand vehiclesDDoor seals on ovensEElectric heat banks – block insulationElectric hot water services (normally notasbestos but some millboard could bepresent)Electric light fittings, high wattage,insulation around fitting (andbituminised)Electrical switchboards (seepitch-based)Exhausts on vehiclesFFiller in acetylene gas cylindersFilters – beverage, wine filtrationFire blanketsFire curtainsFire door insulationFire-rated wall rendering containingasbestos with mortarFire-resistant plaster board, typicallyon shipsFire-retardant material on steel worksupporting reactors on columns inrefineries in the chemical industryFlexible hosesFloor vinyl sheetsFloor vinyl tilesFuse blankets and ceramic fusesin switchboardsGGalbestos TM roofing materials(decorative coating on metal roofsfor sound proofing)Gaskets – chemicals, refineriesGaskets – generalGauze mats in laboratories/chemicalrefineriesGloves – for insulation against heatHHairdryers – insulation around heatingelementsHeader (manifold) insulationIInsulation blocksInsulation in electric reheat unitsfor air-conditioner systemsLLaboratory bench topsLaboratory fume cupboard panelsLaboratory ovens – wall insulationLagged exhaust pipes on emergencypower generatorsLagging in penetrations in fireproof wallsLift shafts – asbestos cement panelslining the shaft at the opening of eachfloor and asbestos packing aroundpenetrationsLimpet asbestos spray insulationLocomotives (steam) lagging on boilers,steam lines, steam dome and gasketsMMasticsMillboard between heating unitsand wallsMillboard lining of switchboxesMortarWorkSafe Victoria Compliance code / Removing asbestos in workplaces 77
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