1、BY THE ANSI/AIHA Z9.3 SubcommitteeA Publication by American Industrial Hygiene AssociationANSI/AIHA Z9.32007 Spray Finishing Operations:Safety Code for Design,Construction, and VentilationPlease note the American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) is now the Secretariat of the Z9 ASC and holds the c
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10、d byAmerican Industrial Hygiene Association2700 Prosperity Ave., Suite 250Fairfax, VA 22031www.aiha.orgCopyright 2007 by the American Industrial Hygiene AssociationAll rights reserved.No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form, in an electronic retrieval system or otherwise, without t
11、he prior written permission of the publisher.Printed in the United States of America.Stock No: SVEA07-735ISBN: 978-1-931504-85-0Copyright AIHA For personal use only. Do not distribute.ContentsPage Foreword .iii1. Scope and Purpose.12. Referenced and Related Standards and Publications.23. Definitions
12、34. Locations and Applications55. Design and Construction of Spray Booths and Spray Rooms 66. Ventilation 67. Velocity and Airflow Requirements98. Make-up and Replacement Air109. Exhaust Air 1310. Portable Ovens in Spraying Areas 1411. Fixed Drying or Baking Ovens in Connection with Spray Booths .14
13、12. Protection of Personnel .1413. Waste Disposal17AppendicesA. Air Volume Flowrate Calculation Example.19B. ANSI/AIHA Z9.3 Audit Form21Copyright AIHA For personal use only. Do not distribute.Copyright AIHA For personal use only. Do not distribute.FOREWORD (This foreword is not part of the American
14、National Standard/AIHA Z9.32007)This standard was processed and approved for submittal to ANSI by the Z9 Accredited StandardsCommittee on Health and Safety Standards for Ventilation Systems. Committee approval of theStandard does not necessarily imply that all committee members voted for its approva
15、l. At the timeit approved this Standard, the Z9 Committee had the following members:L. DiBerardinis, ChairJ.M. Price, Vice ChairMili Mavely, Secretariat RepresentativeOrganization Represented Name of RepresentativeAlliance of American Insurers S. EcoffAmerican Chemical Society D. WaltersAmerican Con
16、ference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists G. KnutsonAmerican Automobile Manufacturers Association G.M. AdamsAmerican Foundrymens Society R. ScholzAmerican Glovebox Society S. CrooksAmerican Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air Conditioning Engineers H.F. BehlsNational Association of Metal
17、Finishers K.C. HankinsonNational Spray Equipment Manufacturers Association D.R. ScarboroughU.S. Department of Labor Occupational Safety and Health Administration I. WainlessIndividual MembersAt the time of development, the Z9.3 subcommittee on Spray Finishing Operations: Safety Code forDesign, Const
18、ruction, and Ventilation, which developed this standard, had the following members:G.M. Adams, ChairK.C. HankinsonK. PaulsoniiiANSI/AIHA Z9.32007D. BlackburnD.J. BurtonJ.L. CookL. DiBerardinisC. FigueroaS.J. GunselL. HathonR.L. KarbowskiN. McManusD. OBrienK. PaulsonJ.M. PriceJ.C. RockM. RollinsJ.W.
19、SheehyT.C. SmithL.K. TurnerCopyright AIHA For personal use only. Do not distribute.Copyright AIHA For personal use only. Do not distribute.American National Standard Spray Finishing Operations:Safety Code for Design, Construction and VentilationAMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARD ANSI Z9.320071cause injury d
20、ue to contact with theskin;condense or collect on floors, ceil-ings, or walls of any workroom toproduce unsanitary, unhealthy orunsafe conditions.These requirements are also intended toguide operators of these processes inattaining reasonable safety from fire andexplosion.1.3 Presentation and Covera
21、geFormat The Standard is presented in atwo-column format. The left column pres-ents the requirements for Users of theStandard. The right column describes the“why” and “how” of the recommendations,including alternative approaches for fol-lowing the requirements, objectives andrecommendations provided
22、. The Appendix provides references,sources, important information, educa-tional materials, and an Audit Form.Overlap For Sections to be mutuallyexclusive and to stand alone, similar rec-ommendations may occasionally be stat-ed in more than one section of theStandard.Flexibility Requirements, recomme
23、n-dations and objectives are minimum “cri-teria” and can be adapted to the needsof the user. Alternative approaches,equal to or better than those presentedare also acceptable. Where Standard recommendations are inconflict with other standards and codes,the more stringent should normally beapplied. 1
24、. Scope and Purpose1.1 Scope. This standard is intended to helpmanufacturers and users protect thehealth of personnel from injurious effectsof contact with gases, vapors, mists,dusts, powders, or solvents used in, cre-ated, released, or disseminated during orby spray finishing operations.NOTE: It is
25、 recognized that uniform treat-ment of subjects covered by industrycodes and standards such as this ANSIZ9.3 standard is desirable because:It promotes confidence that there iswidespread agreement concerningprinciples relating to the subjectwhich, in turn, facilitates compliance.It facilitates enforc
26、ement by code-enforcing authorities.It facilitates the manufacture ofequipment that will comply with coderequirements.This standard is not intended to coverthe health and safety requirements forpersonnel involved in the spraying ofexteriors of buildings, inside fixed tanks,or similar structures, per
27、sonnel involvedin spraying operations in which smallhand-held spray cans are used. However,the fundamental safeguards prescribedin this standard can and should be fol-lowed when applicable.1.2 Purpose. The requirements of this stan-dard are intended to prevent the emis-sion into the workroom atmosph
28、ere ofgases, vapors, mists, or dusts from sprayfinishing operations in quantities tendingto:injure health through inhalation;Copyright AIHA For personal use only. Do not distribute.1 Available from AIHA, 2700 Prosperity Ave., Suite 250, Fairfax, VA 22031-4319; www.aiha.org.2 Available from ASSE, 180
29、0 E. Oakton St., Des Plaines, IL 60018; www.asse.org.3 Available from ANSI, 25 West 43rd St., New York, NY 10036; www.ansi.org.4 Available from NFPA 1 Batterymarch Park, Quincy, MA 02269; www.nfpa.org.5 Available from the Air Movement and Control Association, 30 West University Drive, Arlington Heig
30、hts, IL 60004.ANSI/AIHA Z9.320072ANSI/AIHA Z9.12006, Open-SurfaceTanks Ventilation and Operation1ANSI/AIHA Z9.22006, FundamentalsGoverning the Design and Operation ofLocal Exhaust Systems1ANSI/AIHA Z9.72007, Recirculation ofAir from Industrial Process ExhaustSystems1ANSI Z87.12003, Practice forOccup
31、ational and Educational Eye andFace ProtectionANSI Z88.21992, Practices forRespiratory Protection ANSI Z87.12003, Practice forOccupational/Educational Eye and FaceProtection2ANSI Z358.12004, Emergency EyeWash and Shower Equipment3ANSI/NFPA 332003, Spray ApplicationsUsing Flammable or CombustibleMate
32、rials4ANSI/NFPA 701999, National ElectricalCode3ANSI/NFPA 862003, Ovens andFurnaces3ANSI/NFPA 682002, Guide for Ventingof Deflagrations3ANSI/NFPA 69-2002, ExplosionPrevention Systems32.3 Other StandardsMethod for Publishing Sound Ratings(AMCA Standard 301). Arlington Heights,IL: Air Movement and Con
33、trolAssociation.5Where the user diverges from theStandards suggestions, the user shoulddocument justification for the differentapproach in appropriate records.Cognizant authorities can be used tohelp define, explain and implementStandard requirements, suggestions, rec-ommendations and objectives. (S
34、eeSection 3 for a definition of “cognizantauthority.”)Flexibility is built into the Standardthrough the use of a “User” takingresponsibility for applying the Standard inthe unique conditions found in everyapplication. See Section 3 for a definitionof “User.” Auditing The Standard is auditable. AnAud
35、it Form is provided in the Appendix.Development The Standard was pre-pared by the AIHA/ANSI Z9 Committeefor publication by AIHA and has beenthrough both internal and public reviews.Response and Update Please contactAIHA if you have questions, comments,or suggestions. A Comment Sheet isfound at the b
36、ack of the Standard.2. Referenced and Related Standardsand Publications2.1 General. This standard is intended to beused in conjunction with the publicationslisted in 2.2, 2.3, and 2.4. The relatedstandards cited in 2.5 contain additionalinformation but are not essential for com-pleting conformance w
37、ith the require-ments of this standard.2.2 American National Standards. Whenthe American National Standardsreferred to in this document are super-seded by a revision approved by theAmerican National Standards Institute,Inc., the revision should be applied.Copyright AIHA For personal use only. Do not
38、 distribute.6 Available from the Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors National Association, 4201 Lafayette Center Drive, Chantilly, VA 22021.7 Available from the American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists, Kemper Woods Center, 1330 Kemper Meadow Drive, Cincinnati, OH 45240. ww
39、w.acgih.org.8 Available from the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, 4676 Columbia Parkway, Cincinnati, OH 45226ANSI/AIHA Z9.320073is able to define terms, determine correctapproaches, solve problems, answerquestions, and so forth.3.2 Dilution, Dilution Ventilation, Dilutionand Re
40、moval Ventilation. Use of uncon-taminated (“fresh,” “outdoor”) air to mixwith potentially “contaminated” indoor orprocess air to reduce airborne concentra-tions of contaminants to an acceptableexposure concentration or limit.3.3 Exposure Limits; AcceptableExposure Levels, (See alsoOccupational Expos
41、ure Limit, OEL).“Exposure limits” or “acceptable exposurelevels,” are those statutory and regulatorylimits pertaining to airborne concentra-tions of chemical substances or soundpressure levels as established by theOccupational Safety and HealthAdministration (OSHA), state authorities,or other govern
42、ment entities. Further rec-ommendations are published annually asTLVsin ACGIHs Threshold LimitValuesand Biological ExposureIndices7booklet, and in documents ofthe National Institute for OccupationalSafety and Health8and the WorkplaceEnvironmental Exposure Levels (WEEL)from the American Industrial Hy
43、gieneAssociation.1Manufacturers of chemicalsubstances may also provide recom-mended exposure limits. In cases wherea later publication recommends a limitmore stringent than the regulation inforce, the most recent guidance shouldbe applied.3.4 Industrial Hygiene (IH). The professiondevoted to the ant
44、icipation, recognition,evaluation and control of employee expo-sures to airborne contaminants.3.5 Local Exhaust Ventilation (LEV).Ventilation approach used to capture,control, contain, receive, and/or removeair contaminants at the source.Rectangular Industrial Duct ConstructionStandard. Vienna, VA:
45、Sheet Metal andAir Conditioning Contractors NationalAssociation.6Round Industrial Duct ConstructionStandard. Vienna, VA: Sheet Metal andAir Conditioning Contractors NationalAssociation.6Standard Test Code for Testing AirMoving Devices (AMCA Bulletin 210).Arlington Heights, IL: Air Movement andContro
46、l Association.5Test Code for Sound Rating AMDs (AMCAStandard 300). Arlington Heights, IL: AirMovement and Control Association.52.4 Other PublicationsTLVsand BEIs: Threshold LimitValues(for Chemical Substances andPhysical Agents) and Biological ExposureIndices. Cincinnati, OH: AmericanConference of G
47、overnmental IndustrialHygienists (ACGIH). Publishedannually.7Industrial Ventilation: A Manual ofRecommended Practice. Cincinnati, OH:ACGIH. 200472.5 Related StandardsANSI Z4.11986 (R1995), MinimumRequirement for Sanitation in Places ofEmployment.Exhaust Systems for Air Conveying ofVapors, Gases, Mis
48、ts, andNoncombustible Particulate SolidsANSI/NFPA 911999, Blower andExhaust Systems for Dust, Stock andVapor Removal or Conveying.3. Definitions3.1 Cognizant Authority. A person or entitywho by education, training, or experienceCopyright AIHA For personal use only. Do not distribute.ANSI/AIHA Z9.320
49、074deposit may involve either automatic,manual, or electrostatic deposition ofmaterials at ambient or elevated temper-atures, but do not include metal sprayingor metallizing, dipping, flow coating, rollercoating, tumbling, centrifuging, or spraywashing and degreasing machines orsystems.3.11 Spray Booth, Spray Room, and SprayArea. These terms are defined in Section3.3.1.2 and 3.3.1.3 of NFPA 33-2003.3.12 Standard. This ANSI Z9.3 standard.3.13 Supply Air. The total amount of air deliv-ered to a space used for ventilation,heating,
