The international agency for cancer research (IARC) has classified welding fumes as
definitive carcinogens. The aim of the present study was to assess health risk due to …

There have been numerous reports of welder's worker exposure to metal fumes.
Carcinogenic and non-carcinogenic (neurological, dermal, and etc.) effects are the adverse …

The fumes and gases releasing from welding processes may seriously affect welders' health
compared to other hazardous agents arising from welding like, noise, and ultraviolet …

Welding is a major industrial process used for joining metals. Occupational exposure to
welding fumes is a serious occupational health problem all over the world. The degree of …

Environment considerations today tend to control, guide and develop engineering
processes affecting both men and environment. The melting of filler metal, base metal and …

BACKGROUND: Welding pollutants have potentially dangerous effects on the health of
welders. Analysis of exposure risks is an appropriate method for industrial hygiene …

Background: Exposure to the evaporated gases during the welding process has short-or
long-term effects on welders' health. Assessment of the risk by identifying and determining …

The purpose of this study is to assess the accurate state of the following: total welding fumes
versus welding fumes in the air, respirable particulate mass, and exposure of dockyard …

Background Occupational exposure to welding fumes is a known health hazard. The aim of
this study was to determine concentrations of welding fumes components such as: iron …

Background: Iron and steel based industries use welding as an integral process. About two
percent of the working population is engaged in some type of welding. Welding fumes …