TRIAL SET 1 Sample Clauses

TRIAL SET 1. Transfer of deposits during mixing/loading and application (Operator Exposure Study) In this part of the study two different PPPs (which are authorised and commonly used as a tank mix or sequential application on the same day) were applied using local good agricultural practice (GAP) on separate occasions on the same day to measure separately mixing/loading and applicator dermal exposure. Three operators participated in this trial set each one carrying out mixing/loading and application tasks in the morning and in the afternoon. All operators had previous experience in the studied work tasks and their practices were representative of the typical operators of the area. During the application of the first PPP, Pesticide A (NIMROD 25 EC), the potential dermal exposure (PDE) and actual dermal exposure (ADE) for the operator were measured usingstandard whole body techniques. Tomato and peppercrops were used, grown with typical protected cropping systems for the region, e.g. narrow inter-row width. During the application of the second PPP, Pesticide B (MIMIC 24 SC), the dermal exposure due to transfer was measured by analysing the exposure to the PPP applied during the first application. The treated area was 0.13 ha while the duration of application ranged between 36 to 47minutes. The products were applied using a spray gun connected via a hose to the tank (a plastic barrel; see Photo 1). Details on sampling and monitoring techniques are given in Tables 2a and 2b while the field trial parameters are described in Table 2c. Photo 1: Mixing/loading of Pesticide A (left) and application of the spray dilution in tomatoes (right). Table 2a: Details of sampling strategy and monitoring (TRIAL SET 1) Field Trial ID Date Greenhouse code Task monitored Pesticide used (Α = Nimrod 25 EC Β = Mimic 24 SC) Dosimeters sampled* Subject Code Remarks OPE-ML1 2/10/2012 (morning) GH-1 Mixing/Loading A a,b,c,d,e,f,g ML-1 ML-1, OP-1, ML-4, OP-4were the same the person OPE-AP1 2/10/2012 morning GH-1 Application A a,b,c,d,e,f,g OP-1 ML-1, OP-1, ML-4, OP-4 were the same the person OPE-ML2 2/10/2012 morning GH-2 Mixing/Loading A a,b,c,d,e,f,g ML-2 ML-2, OP-2, ML-5, OP-5 were the same the person OPE-AP2 2/10/2012 morning GH-2 Application A a,b,c,d,e,f,g OP-2 ML-2, OP-2, ML-5, OP-5 were the same the person OPE-ML3 2/10/2012 morning GH-3 Mixing/Loading A a,b,c,d,e,f,g ML-3 ML-3, OP-3, ML-6, OP-6 were the same the person OPE-AP3 2/10/2012 morning GH-3 Application A a,b,c,d,e,f,g OP-3 ML-3, OP-...
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