Exposure to dust in the cottonseed oil extraction industry.
Data presented in this study support the suggestion that “cottonseed dust” is physiologically inert and further studies are considered necessary. Two cottonseed oil extraction plants were surveyed and half their working population examined. Thirty
Exposure to dust in the cottonseed oil extraction industry. - CAB Direct
The objectives of this study therefore were: (1) to examine the health conditions of workers in the cotton oil extraction industry who are exposed to dust which consists mostly of plant debris which is...
Exposure to dust in the cottonseed oil extraction industry
Exposure to dust in the cottonseed oil extraction industry Arch Environ Health. 1969 Jul;19(1):99-103. doi: 10.1080/00039896.1969.10666810. Authors M H Noweir, Y el
Occupational Exposure to Cotton Dust in Cottonseed Oil Mills
Air samples were collected at breathing height in the hulling-separation department of a modern cottonseed oil mill in Uzbekistan. The average elutriated mass concentration measured by standard cotton dust samplers was 4.6 mg/m 3 , much lower than the average total dust concentration measured by stationary personal samplers, 12.49 mg/m 3 , and by personal samplers attached to workers, 14.53 mg
Exposure to dust in the cottonseed oil extraction industry.
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Exposure to dust in the cottonseed oil extraction industry
Exposure to dust in the cottonseed oil extraction industry Arch Environ Health. 1969 Jul;19(1):99-103.doi: 10.1080/00039896.1969.10666810. Authors M H Noweir, Y el-Sadek, A A el-Dakhakhny PMID: 5819208 DOI: 10.1080/00039896.1969.10666810 No abstract available MeSH terms Apnea / etiology
Exposure to Dust in the Cottonseed Oil Extraction Industry
Two cottonseed oil extraction plants were surveyed and half their working population examined. Thirty percent of the workers exposed to “cotton dust,” composed mainly of
Exposure to Dust in the Cottonseed Oil Extraction Industry
Thirty percent of the workers exposed to 渃otton dust,?composed mainly of plant debris, complained of either breathlessness or chest tightness or both, while those exposed to 渃ottonseed dust,?composed mainly of seed fragments and other parts of the seed, had no complaints.
Exposure to dust in the cottonseed oil extraction industry
The objectives of this study therefore were: (1) to examine the health conditions of workers in the cotton oil extraction industry who are exposed to dust which consists mostly of
Occupational Exposure to Cotton Dust in Cottonseed Oil Mills - ResearchGate
122 S. TABAK ET AL. Occupational Exposure to Dust in Cottonseed Oil Mills Occupational exposure to bioactive dust is oftentimes found in the cotton, hemp, 铿俛x, and sisal industries.
