Dosemeci M, McLaughlin J K, Chen J Q, Hearl F, Chen R G, McCawley M, Wu Z, Peng K L, Chen A L, Rexing S H
Epidemiology and Biostatistics Program, National Cancer Institute, Bethesda, Maryland, USA.
Scand J Work Environ Health. 1995;21 Suppl 2:39-43.
Historical exposure estimates of total dust and respirable silica were made in a recent nested case-referent study of lung cancer among mine and pottery workers in China. Exposure to total dust and respirable silica was assessed in 20 mines and 9 pottery factories. The average total dust concentration was 7.26 mg center dot m-3, with a range from 17.68 mg center dot m-3 in the 1950s to 3.85 mg center dot m-3 in the 1980s, while the average respirable silica dust was 1.22 mg center dot m-3, with a range from 3.89 mg center dot m-3 in the 1950s to 0.43 mg center dot m-3 in the 1980s. The highest respirable silica dust occurred in the underground mining operations (1.43 mg center dot m-3), particularly for manual drillers (9.03 mg center dot m-3). Among all facility types, tungsten mines had the highest respirable silica dust exposure (1.75 mg center dot m-3), while the lowest exposure occurred in copper-iron mines (0.32 mg center dot m-3).
在最近一项针对中国矿工和陶工肺癌的巢式病例对照研究中,对总粉尘和可吸入二氧化硅的历史暴露水平进行了评估。在20个矿山和9个陶瓷厂对总粉尘和可吸入二氧化硅的暴露情况进行了评估。总粉尘平均浓度为7.26毫克·立方米,范围从20世纪50年代的17.68毫克·立方米到80年代的3.85毫克·立方米,而可吸入二氧化硅粉尘平均为1.22毫克·立方米,范围从20世纪50年代的3.89毫克·立方米到80年代的0.43毫克·立方米。可吸入二氧化硅粉尘含量最高的是地下采矿作业(1.43毫克·立方米),尤其是手工钻孔工人(9.03毫克·立方米)。在所有设施类型中,钨矿的可吸入二氧化硅粉尘暴露量最高(1.75毫克·立方米),而铜铁矿的暴露量最低(0.32毫克·立方米)。