نتایج جستجو برای: smelter

تعداد نتایج: 949  

Journal: :journal of sciences, islamic republic of iran 2013
f. moore s. kargar f. rastmanesh

in this study, concentrations of heavy metals in soils around a zn-smelter in qeshm island, iran, are investigated. calculated geoaccumulation index (igeo), contamination factor (cf), and contamination degree (cdeg) values indicate surface soil contamination by toxic metals (as, cd, pb, and zn). the results also indicate that most contaminated areas are located in the vicinity of the smelter an...

F. Moore F. Rastmanesh S. Kargar

In this study, concentrations of heavy metals in soils around a Zn-smelter in Qeshm island, Iran, are investigated. Calculated geoaccumulation index (Igeo), contamination factor (Cf), and contamination degree (Cdeg) values indicate surface soil contamination by toxic metals (As, Cd, Pb, and Zn). The results also indicate that most contaminated areas are located in the vicinity of the smelter an...

Journal: :Journal of Korean medical science 2016
Yong-Dae Kim Sang-Yong Eom Dong-Hyuk Yim In-Soo Kim Hee-Kwan Won Choong-Hee Park Guen-Bae Kim Seung-Do Yu Byung-Sun Choi Jung-Duck Park Heon Kim

Concentrations of heavy metals exceed safety thresholds in the soil near Janghang Copper Refinery, a smelter in Korea that operated from 1936 to 1989. This study was conducted to evaluate the level of exposure to toxic metals and the potential effect on health in people living near the smelter. The study included 572 adults living within 4 km of the smelter and compared them with 413 controls g...

Journal: :Accountability in research 2015
Michael Spear Rebecca Thomas Kristin Shrader-Frechette

For 6,000 years, humans have known about smelter hazards. Yet these metals threats continue. Why? This commentary provides one preliminary answer. It (1) summarizes the history of smelter pollution and (2) suggests that at least 3 problems-especially flawed smelter-polluter science-allow continuing health threats. It (3) illustrates this flawed science by using one of the most dangerous of U.S....

2015
Willem A Gericke

At first, laboratory-scale work under aerobic conditions was undertaken on bacteria imported from the USA. The system was optimised for variables including pH, temperature, nutrient type (e.g. glucose, molasses) and nutrient addition rate. As the effluent could contain phenols, tolerance to phenols at different concentrations was also investigated, including the possibility of utilising phenol ...

Journal: :British journal of industrial medicine 1987
G Pershagen F Bergman J Klominek L Damber S Wall

The histological distribution of lung cancer was investigated in 93 men who had worked at a Swedish smelter with high levels of arsenic. A comparison was made with a group of 136 patients with lung cancer from the county where the smelter was located. Company records provided information on occupational exposure and data on smoking habits were obtained from a next of kin of each subject. No pro...

Journal: :The international journal of occupational and environmental medicine 2013
A K Susheela N K Mondal A Singh

BACKGROUND Fluoride is used increasingly in a variety of industries in India. Emission of fluoride dust and fumes from the smelters of primary aluminum producing industries is dissipated in the work environment and poses occupational health hazards. OBJECTIVE To study the prevalence of health complaints and its association with fluoride level in body fluids of smelter workers in a primary alu...

Journal: :international journal of occupational and environment medicine 0
ak susheela fluorosis foundation of india, india nk mondal fluorosis foundation of india, india a singh hindalco industries ltd., po-renukoot, district sonebhadra (up), india

background: fluoride is used increasingly in a variety of industries in india. emission of fluoride dust and fumes from the smelters of primary aluminum producing industries is dissipated in the work environment and poses occupational health hazards. objective: to study the prevalence of health complaints and its association with fluoride level in body fluids of smelter workers in a primary alu...

Journal: :Environmental science & technology 2006
Céline Gallon André Tessier Charles Gobeil Richard Carignan

Dated sediment cores from four remote Canadian Shield headwater lakes, where atmospheric deposition has been the only input of anthropogenic Pb, situated along a transect extending 300 km from a nonferrous metal smelter, were analyzed for both lead concentrations and isotopic composition; porewater samples collected at the same sites were analyzed for Pb and other geochemical variables. The dep...

Journal: :International Journal of Health Geographics 2006
Alan Willmore Tim Sladden Lucy Bates Craig B Dalton

BACKGROUND To determine patterns of childhood lead exposure in a community living near a lead and zinc smelter in North Lake Macquarie, Australia between 1991 and 2002. METHODS An analysis of serial blood lead levels (BLL) of children less than 13 years of age in North Lake Macquarie participating in voluntary blood lead screening. Distance to the smelter and soil lead concentration of the ch...

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