Cyclical and Structual Changes in Japan's Steel Industry

Classification and relationships of induced chromosomal structual changes.

A detailed survey is given of the types and classification of primary structural changes that can be induced in chromosomes and observed at the first metaphase after the initial damage. Comments upon identification and scoring are given for the benefit of new workers. The annotation concludes with a brief discussion of the potential relationships between the primary types, and the secondary or ...

Worker's Hearing Threshold Changes in a Steel Industry: 5 Years Follow-up

Abstract  Introduction: Sound is one of the most important harmful factors in the work environment. The physiological effects of sound on humans appear gradually in the long run. In spite of industrial progress, exposure to excessive noise is still one of the health problems facing workers in the world. Materials and Methods: This descriptive-cross sectional study was designed and impleme...

Electronic Commerce in the Music Industry and Steel Industry in Sweden Electronic Commerce in the Music Industry and Steel Industry in Sweden

Data Mining Applications in Steel Industry

The industrial plants, beyond subsisting, pursue to be leaders in increasingly competitive and dynamic markets. In this environment, quality management and technological innovation is less a choice than a must. Quality principles, such as those comprised in ISO 9000 standards, recommend companies to make their decisions with a based on facts approach; a policy much easily followed thanks to the...

Expert Systems in the Steel Making Industry

This paper presents three prototypical expert systems that were developed in different fields of the steel making industry. It is described which kind of knowledge has to be represented, what are the techniques required for intelligent reasoning, and why expert systems offer better solutions to the described problems than traditional programming approaches. From the given applications the main ...