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• TITLE: Aircraft Brake Dust Dispersion (Airwash) Testing

  AUTHORS: Charles L. Blake, Robert E. Bailey, Kevin M. Guth, Raymond D. Harbison

  KEYWORDS: Aircraft, Brakes, Asbestos, Airwash

  JOURNAL NAME: Occupational Diseases and Environmental Medicine, Vol.10 No.4, October 19, 2022

  ABSTRACT: Prior industrial hygiene research involving wheel brake changing on a light general aviation aircraft has shown negligible potential for asbestos fiber exposure to mechanics that perform such work. This is despite the use of organic-style brake friction pads that contained asbestos. It has been otherwise established that chrysotile asbestos is largely degraded to a non-crystalline, amorphous substance by the heat and mechanical shear forces inherent to the braking process. However, trace (