NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
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American Stock Exchange, 28 September 2001
Main Trading Floor upper level 580 < 5.0 <0% <0% <0%
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15s' Boor 1506 480 90 <la/o <0%
120' floor central 460 84 <99% <1% <0%
100i floor central 540 < 5.0 <1% <0% - <0%
70i floor 718 480 64 <99% <1% <0%
Harry's Trading floor Post 600 < 5.0 <1% <0% <0%
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22 Thames Street & 65 Broadway Respirable Dust in Air Results
Location Air Volume Results 1-S~m 6-10 tai >l0r,czn
Liters
Red room post 21 MF8, 22 500 <5.0 <1% <0% <0%
Thames
10' floor Center, 22 Thames 660 225 96% 4% <0%
9n Floor Center, 22 Thames 716 190 95% 5% <0%
T°' Floor Center, 22 Thames 836 194 95% .5% <0%
l7' Floor Center, 65 Broadway 600 384 91% 8% <1%
16" Floor Center, 65 Broadway 580 337 90% 9% <1%
The respirable dust mass results indicate that some indoor environments are very dusty. The
particle size distribution indicates that where the particulates are, found they are very small and the
occupants will have dry scratchy throats and coughing. The trading areas and other areas have below
detectable limits of resprable dust. Tice dust was created by the catasstrophe and came in openings in the
building created by the catastrophe and open doors and open windows.
The cleaning process on the floors and the cleaning of the HVAC system currently progress will
significantly reduce the dust levels on the floor.
Polychlorinatedhiphenyls (PCBs) are produced through combustion of fuels and plastics and are
found in electrical, insulation material and t lectrical ballasts in lights. The PCB in air samples were
collected from areas considered representative of the building. Two samples were collected from the
trading floors and one sample was collected from the 4"' and 10"' floor of 22 Thames Street to
characterize the building and accelerate the building scr eeaing process. The PCB in air results are
presented in the table below.
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