Asbestos.help AI Analysis Report

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Public
Analysed By Anonymous
Quick code8B4NO
Report ID160db590-8253-4f26-ad75-44f049461a85
Photo Timestamp2024-05-31 21:36 UTC
Report Timestamp2025-08-22 13:41 UTC
Photo LocationԵրևան, Հայաստան
Project
Unassigned
Photo Quality60%
Assessment PossibleYes
Description utility corner
Report image
utility corner
Photo quality 60%
2024-05-31 21:36 UTC
Երևան, Հայաստան
Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max
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ASBESTOS RISK
High (75%)

Summary

The image shows a cluttered utility space with damaged plaster, old wiring, and foil-wrapped ducting. These materials, common in older constructions, are suspect for containing asbestos, but visual confirmation is impossible. Professional sampling and laboratory analysis are strongly recommended before any disturbance.

Object description

The image shows a utility corner, likely in a basement or crawlspace, in a state of disrepair. It features a chaotic tangle of exposed electrical wiring, a foil-wrapped duct on the left, and crumbling, coarse-textured plaster on the walls and ceiling. The overall condition suggests an older installation with significant potential for concealed or damaged building materials.

Object location

Coordinates: 40°11'8.77"N, 44°30'46.33"E
City/Country: Երևան, Հայաստան
Full Address: 38, Թումանյան փողոց, Կենտրոն, Երևան, 0001, Հայաստան

Asbestos Assessment

This environment contains multiple materials that are commonly known to contain asbestos in older buildings. The plaster on the walls and ceiling, especially where it is damaged and crumbling, is a suspect material. Asbestos was frequently used as a binder and fire retardant in plaster and joint compounds. Furthermore, the extensive and disorganized electrical wiring may have asbestos insulation, which was common for heat resistance. The most significant concern based on typical asbestos applications is the foil-wrapped ducting. The insulation material beneath the foil, which is not visible, could be asbestos paper, lagging, or insulating board. The overall state of disrepair increases the risk of fiber release from any asbestos-containing materials present. However, the image lacks the clarity and proximity required for a definitive visual identification of asbestos fibers in any of the suspect materials. The assessment is therefore based on the type of materials present and their typical age of installation.

Recommended action

Given the presence of several suspect materials in a visibly damaged condition, it is strongly recommended to treat the area as potentially containing asbestos. Access should be restricted, and no attempt should be made to clean, disturb, or remove any materials. A professional asbestos inspector should be hired to conduct a thorough site assessment and collect bulk samples of the plaster, the duct insulation, and any other suspect materials for analysis by an accredited laboratory.

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