Inhalable particles measurement and occupational health protection measures in a welding training workshop
Wen Li, Liu Jiao, Li Jiangtao, Feng Lu and Guo Weiping
There are many problems in welding training workshops, such as poor air quality and unsound occupational health protection measures. Measures the inhalable particles concentration in a welding training workshop in Xian. The results show that the concentration is as high as 999 μg/m3, which is far higher than the average concentration limits of PM2.5 (75 μg/m3) and PM10 (150 μg/m3) specified in GB 3095-2012 Ambient air quality standard, leading the welders to expose at high concentration of inhalable particles for a long time. Selects electric mask as one of health protection measures of the welders, and the test results show that the highest particle blocking efficiency is about 97%, which effectively solves the problem of poor air quality in the welders breathing area.