Is it harmful to work in a place where a glass wool factory is made 200

Working in a place where glass wool is made is harmful, what you say about glass wool is a kind of thermal insulation fiber, in fact, in the production and installation of this material, it will have serious harm to the body. Because this material will produce fine particle dust in the process of production, processing and installation, and this fine particle dust will cause harm to the human body after being inhaled, especially if you stay in this environment for a long time, it will make people suffer from a kind of "silicosis" disease, which is an occupational disease, so it is recommended to stay away from this place and occupation.

It's definitely harmful, and working there for a long time can lead to lung diseases like sirodosis. Even if you wear a mask or other labor protection tools, it is inevitable to inhale small particles into your lungs. Serious can be life-threatening.

I know that kind of thing, such as cotton wool, but it's not cotton, it's silicic acid or something, and the human body can't absorb and digest it. It stays in the lungs for a long time, so you can't work in that environment.

Absolutely! Because I've worked in this kind of place, what I produce is called fiberglass silk that can weave cloth and is not afraid of fire. Because a specific chemical softener is added to it during production, it must be harmful and chronic.

We old workers don't live very long, basically 50 or 60 years old. And the fiber is very small, thinner than a hair, so it can be said that it is seamless and does not drill, and it cannot be prevented at all. I don't think I had to wear thick jeans with leather gloves in the hot summer, which was not easy.

If you are allergic, it is not good, there will be small red spots all over the body, very stinging, you have to scratch hard, and when the bleeding is gone, it will not be too itchy, but the more you scratch it, the more itchy. Well, that's all, not much else. Think carefully!!

Glass wool is a carcinogen, once it falls into the pot, it poses a great harm to human health.

There is a provision in the Food Sanitation Law of the People's Republic of China (Trial) that if you don't change your job, there is nothing you can't do.

Hope it helps.

Harm is for sure, the key is how you look at it, there are two sides to everything, if you only think about the bad side, it may have a psychological shadow. Treat it right, there is no such thing as a free lunch.

Probably not, there are no harmful substances in the composition of the glass, but it is necessary to wear a mask, and one side of the fiber enters the respiratory tract.

100% yes, it is recommended to choose carefully.

Yes. What do you think of that kind of fiber that is super fine and doesn't tighten and will enter your airways through your mask and back into your **?

The dust of artificial stone processing is particularly large, although the lungs have the ability to discharge foreign bodies, but if a large area, a long time in the dust state activities, and do not do safety measures, easy to suffer from pneumoconiosis, but do a good job of safety protection will not have a great impact, dust masks or dust masks must be brought. The problem is not big, there are more than ten years of teachers in our company, none of them suffer from lung disease, the reason is that the safety measures are complete, and they wear dust masks to work.

Every plant will have more or less occupational diseases, and the probability of other hazards (if they can be operated correctly) is almost zero. If you have to find out one of the hazards that you passively accept to be injured, it is noise, the most important occupational disease in paper mills, there is no one!

Enterprises should strengthen investment in safety and environmental protection, carry out the construction of safety and environmental protection facilities in accordance with standards, and ensure the normal operation of facilities.

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Then this factory has to be regular, and the general paper mill has some chemicals such as strong acids and alkalis, as long as the operation is correct, it is good not to touch it.

Will the paper mill cause ** allergies?

this world. Anything is harmful. Because. All things are mutually reinforcing.

Today's steel pipes are generally chrome-plated, chromium is a heavy metal, and long-term exposure may cause chromium poisoning. There may be iron dust that can cause pneumoconiosis during cutting and deep processing of steel pipes. But let's be honest, what job is not harmful and risky?

The most important thing is that you should do a good job of self-protection and strictly follow the norms of safe production.

Harmful, you see that the workers of this kind of factory retire early.

See if there will be iron filings in the air. It may not be good for the body.

Answer: Is working in an artificial quartz factory harmful to the body? Artificial quartz stone is artificially manufactured, some manufacturers in order to reduce costs, in the manufacturing process of the use of inferior materials, the application of formaldehyde, benzene and other harmful substances, some even directly add organic solvents. Therefore, the harm to health is still very large.

Moreover, the dust of the work of the artificial quartz factory is relatively large. It will affect the lungs, and if it dries for a long time, it is easy to get vacuum disease. We recommend that it is better to switch careers and do a non-toxic and harmless job.

Ask how long you can do it.

Ask how much damage you can do to your body after working for a year, and answer that if you work for a year, you'd better protect yourself, or a little better. For example, bring a dust mask. This can prevent dust from polluting the lungs to the greatest extent, and it is best to buy a dust and anti-virus mask on Pinduoduo.

The price is not too expensive. This has a certain protective effect on the body. It's going to be much better!

Question: Which tool is harmful to human health.

The main answer is to prevent his harmful gases and smells. That's the first point. The second point is its dust, the dusty work process. When working in this kind of workshop, be sure to wear a dust mask.

Question: What do you mean, if you know that you have to do a good job of protection, you can do it for a year and a half!

Question: The female worker is a little better in the workshop, but the male worker is almost doing the ingredient work.

The main thing is our male staff. The environment is harsh. The dust is larger.

In this regard, we must do a good job of protection. The dust mask on Pinduoduo is very effective, the price is not expensive, and it is delivered to your home free of charge. It can be purchased and used.

1. The main hazard is dust, especially in the three processes of batching, stirring and post-processing;

2. The second is noise, in the two processes of pressing and post-processing;

3. Again, it is a chemical smell, in the three processes of stirring, solidification and sample preparation;

It is recommended to wear a professional dust and organic odor mask and wear earplugs.

Natural quartz stone contains mineral metal radiation.

Artificial quartz stone does not contain radiation and can come into contact with food, but be sure to choose a good manufacturer and check the manufacturer's test report.

Yes, it is easy to get emphysema and inhale many harmful substances when working in an artificial stone factory, so there should be protective measures.

Work is dangerous, but if you have a lot of ash in this job, you can easily get ash absorption.

The working environment is dusty, and it is easy to get "pneumoconiosis" if personal protection is not done well.

The working environment is noisy, and you may be deaf before you are old.

Artificial stone requires chemical adhesives, and when cut, there is a strong smell that is emitted, and its harm has not been reported.

1. Volatile organic solvents and other chemicals.

Today's printing and printing plants have basically been the world of color printing, and it is color printing that makes operators have more opportunities to be exposed to toxic and harmful chemicals. Volatile organic solvents are the most dangerous, mostly hidden in ink, which contains ethanol, isopropanol, toluene, xylene and other organic solvents, organic solvents are volatile, especially the printing matter with a large inking area and a thick ink layer, and there are more residual solvents, and the toxic substances released during use will pollute the air and damage people's health.

Secondly, although the printing pigment is small in particles, it has a strong adsorption capacity, and the heavy metal elements such as lead, chromium, cadmium, and mercury contained in it also have certain toxicity. When the lead content in the human body accumulates to a certain extent, there will be mental disorders, nightmares, insomnia, headaches and other chronic poisoning symptoms, and in severe cases, fatigue, loss of appetite, nausea, bloating, abdominal pain, diarrhea, etc. Lead can also enter brain tissue through the bloodstream and cause brain damage, especially in children's intelligence.

2. Noise. Noise is mainly generated by printing equipment such as wheel printing machines in the working process, and repeated exposure to strong noise for a long time results in hearing impairment that cannot be completely recovered or cannot be recovered, that is, noise-induced deafness. Enterprises must issue appropriate anti-noise labor protection products to workers in corresponding positions, such as anti-noise earmuffs, earplugs, etc. There are two main effects of noise on the human body: specific and non-specific, and the impact of noise on the auditory organs is one of the specific effects.

In general, hearing loss goes through stages such as auditory adaptation, auditory fatigue, and hearing impairment.

In addition, long-term exposure to strong noise, many people will also have headache, dizziness, tinnitus, palpitations, tiredness, fatigue, irritability, sleep disorders and other neurasthenic symptoms; gastrointestinal disorders, manifested by loss of appetite, emaciation, indigestion, etc.; It can also affect changes in the cardiovascular and endocrine systems, for example, women may have menstrual cycle disorders. Studies have shown that in order to ensure the normal hearing of workers, it is best to hear no more than 80 decibels and 16 kHz during an 8-hour working day.

3. Mechanical injury.

The printing shop uses machinery instead of manpower, and the use of machinery saves manpower, but the machinery itself has potential hazards. If used incorrectly, it can cause accidents.

Possible injuries caused by the printing press: It is more likely that the worker's body or long hair will be caught in the printing machine, and the printing machine should be equipped with protective devices. This device is interlocked with the transmission of the printing press; Both the ink roller and the conveyor arm should be guarded; When the printing machine is lubricated and other maintenance work, the power supply must be cut off and the warning sign must be hung before maintenance.

To summarize the above, remind printing plants and other types of enterprises and employees that they should try to maintain ventilation as much as possible in the workplace where toxic and harmful substances gather, and at the same time equip the staff with appropriate gas masks or gas masks, and carry out targeted personal protective measures for employees according to different stations. Once the physical abnormalities are found, they should be removed from their posts immediately and sent to the hospital in time**.

Harmful section.

1. Working hours and work intensity.

Ordinary printing factories generally work 10-12 hours a day, six days a week, if you are a novice, as an apprentice, the general salary is more than 1000. Labor intensity, busy all day long, and the meal time is basically half an hour, no rest. There is no place to sit, miserable!

Clause. Second, the working environment.

Not to mention the loud sound of the machine, the dust generated by the paper during the printing process has a great impact on the respiratory tract.

Seeing color and toning have high requirements for the eyes: when you become the captain, you will be responsible for the product color, overprint adjustment, ink spot removal, etc., and the sample is mainly seen under standard lighting, and this is done for a long time, which is very harmful to the eyes, and I have a master here who has glaucoma.

Clause. 3. Contact with items.

First of all, practical ink, is toxic, who told you that ink is non-toxic, you let him find me, I have done ink formulation, understand the composition and performance of ink. Every day when you go to work and get off work, you are in constant contact with the ink, and the captain does not do this job.

Gasoline, engine oil, etc., this is a bit better, for washing the machine.

If you ask the best workers, you will know that there may be injuries in chemical and textile and papermaking, after all, the contact time is short.