Zdravstveni problemi kod svarivanja

  • S. Forssman
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Publication date
January 1954
Publisher
Institute for Medical Research and Occupational Health
Language
English

Abstract

A survey is given on health problems at welding. Potential hazard from nitrous oxides, ozone, carbon monoxyde, fumes of lead, zinc and cadmium and the fumes containing iron oxides, amorphous silica and oxides of calcium and manganese arc described. The irritative effect of fumes at arc welding with basic (low hydrogen) electrodes is believed to be due to the content of fluorine in the fumes. The maximum allowable concentration of arc welding fumes have been proposed to 20 mg/m3, at are welding with basic electrodes 10 mg/m3. The welders\u27 flash and its prevention are discussed. X-ray or radioactive isotopes used to control welds may also create a health hazard. It is pointed out that the most important accident risk at welding is the haza...

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