Asbestos is a naturally occurring group of fibrous minerals that are resistant to heat, fire, and chemicals. It is made up of long, thin crystals that are composed of many microscopic fibrils. Asbestos has been used in many industries and commercial products for its strength, flexibility, and properties, including:
When asbestos-containing products are disturbed, asbestos fibers can be released into the air. Breathing in these fibers can cause serious health problems, including: Tissue inflammation, Scarring, Breathing problems, and Cancer. Materials that are likely to release fibers are typically referred to as Friable ( able to be crushed or pulverized with hand pressure). or damaged materials. If the materials are in good condition and are not going to be disturbed with any kind of remodeling or repair it can be left in place in most cases.
Pre-Demolition inspections may be required in certain cases including commercial buildings. This allows all materials to be scanned for Asbestos fibers to help keep everyone safe from the dangers of Asbestos. Improper handling of Asbestos containing materials can release fibers into the air leading to an environmental health hazard.
Selective testing is available to help determine if a certain material may contain Asbestos fibers.
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