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Safety Data Sheet<br />

Acc. to EU Regulations 1907/2006 (REACH), 1272/2008 [CLP] and 2015/830<br />

Product Name : Polyaluminium chloride hydroxide sulfate<br />

Date of issue : 28 July 2015 SDS No : SDS-ACH-01<br />

Revision Date : 04 July 2016 Revision No : 01 Page No : 5 / 12<br />

Further information on storage conditions : Store in cool and dry conditions in well closed containers.<br />

Temperature of storage area should not exceed 55 o C.<br />

7.3 Specific end use(s)<br />

Recommendations : <strong>PACS</strong> is a flocculant-coagulant for the treatment of water used for human consumption –<br />

drinking and use. <strong>PACS</strong> complies the specifications set by the Standard <strong>EN</strong>883 (2004).<br />

Industrial sector specific solutions : No data available.<br />

8. Exposure controls/personal protection<br />

8.1 Control parameters<br />

Occupational exposure limit values : No data available for <strong>PACS</strong> which is a substance in liquid form<br />

REL value of solid forms of Soluble Aluminum salts were given below for info only.<br />

OSHA PEL = no data available , ACGIH TLV = No data available<br />

NIOSH REL –TWA (8hr) (as Al) powder = 2 mg/m3 irritation, respiration.<br />

8.2 Exposure controls<br />

8.2.1 Appropriate engineering controls :<br />

Substance/mixture related measures to prevent exposure during identified uses: General hygiene<br />

practice and correct usage of PPE is sufficient. As a good practice; wash hands after handling, remove the<br />

contaminated clothing and material. Do not smoke, do not eat-drink during handling and usage.<br />

Structural measures to prevent exposure: No special structural measure required.<br />

facilities can be used. Secondary containment for the storage areas will be a good practice.<br />

Relevant storage<br />

Organizational measures to prevent exposure: (Administrative) Eye protection, skin protection, breathing<br />

protection, confined space entry procedures, PPE usage procedures are necessary. Administrative measures<br />

should be taken in order to minimize the exposure amount and period to least possible levels.<br />

Technical measures to prevent exposure: (Engineering) There are no engineering measure other than<br />

secondary containment.<br />

8.2.2 Personal protection equipment :<br />

8.2.2.1 Eye and face protection: Safety glasses ( as per Standard ISO <strong>EN</strong> 166)<br />

8.2.2.2 Skin protection: Protective clothing (as per Standard ISO <strong>EN</strong> 471)<br />

Hand protection: Rubber gloves (Work gloves as per Standard ISO <strong>EN</strong> 374 and 388) .<br />

Other skin protection: Safety shoes (as per Standards <strong>EN</strong> 345-1 or <strong>EN</strong> 20345 S3 for shoes and S5<br />

for boots)<br />

8.2.2.3 Respiratory protection: Substance is in liquid form. In normal use breathing protection is not<br />

necessary. In case of aerosols and exposure of dried material, prevent exposure by using FFP1 dust<br />

masks as per standard ISO <strong>EN</strong> 149:2001 and CE0086.<br />

8.2.2.4 Thermal hazards: There are no thermal hazard of <strong>PACS</strong><br />

8.2.3 Environmental exposure controls

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