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Asbestos in Cement Pipe



Asbestos cement pipes, introduced in America in 1931, were widely used for the transportation of water by the American Water Works Association. These asbestos cement pipes are now being replaced as people become more concerned about the health risks associated with asbestos poisoning. The Environmental Protection Agency has now established guidelines for the safe removal of these pipes so as to ensure that they are disposed off safely, and do not cause further harm.

The Uses of Asbestos Cement Pipe

Asbestos cement pipe, a pipe made from a combination of Portland cement and asbestos, has long been used in drinking water pipes. It is also used in a number of other applications such as drainage systems and gas lines.

Why Was Asbestos Cement Pipe Used?

Asbestos cement pipe was used as it is durable and cost-effective. However, many people are now questioning how safe it was. Before safety became a concern though, asbestos pipes seemed the natural choice for water works, drainage systems, and in other applications.

The Safe Removal of Asbestos Cement Pipe

Removal of asbestos cement pipe, as well as various other asbestos containing products, is regulated by the NESHAP. These regulations give guidelines to contractors on how they should go about removing these materials, so as to minimize the risk involved. It is important that you do not try to remove asbestos cement pipes yourself and that only specially trained professionals do this for you. If any asbestos becomes airborne during the removal of the asbestos cement pipe, it presents a serious risk and could lead to disorders such as Mesothelioma.

Asbestos cement pipe was widely used since the 1930’s in America, for the transportation of drinking water, in drainage systems, and various other applications. Since people are now becoming more concerned with the risks of asbestos-related diseases such as Mesothelioma, efforts are being taken to remove these asbestos cement pipes. It is important that a professional contractor, familiar with the NESHAP guidelines, remove the asbestos cement pipe and that you do not try to remove this yourself, as any airborne asbestos could lead to serious problems.

 

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