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What are the hazards of flaw detection to humans?

2009-03-31View Original

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Our factory did not conduct many flaw detections during the construction and renovation phase. What are the hazards of flaw detection to humans?
Reply #22009-03-31
I think the flaw detection method you’re referring to is RT. As long as attention is paid to the distance and proper protective measures are taken, there are generally no issues. The hazard to the human body lies in its effect on white blood cells; prolonged exposure requires regular medical check-ups. It is also recommended that unmarried women avoid working with RT.
Reply #32009-03-31
Primarily due to radiation hazards, with maximum cumulative dose requirements
Reply #42009-03-31
It is mainly radiation, similar to the X-rays used in hospitals; when accumulated to a certain level, it becomes harmful. Just pay attention to the distance; it’s usually 24 meters.
Reply #52009-04-02
This seems to be more powerful than a hospital CT; it’s best to stay at least 30 meters away. The harm to the human body is radiation, right! Personal understanding
Reply #62009-04-02
It mainly affects white blood cells, such as reducing their count in the blood, which leads to a decrease in immunity. A special reminder to unmarried men: be careful, and consider avoiding long-term involvement in flaw detection work for the sake of future generations,,,,:lol :lol
Reply #72009-04-04
It is mainly the damage caused by X-rays to human white blood cells; there is no problem as long as a certain safety distance is maintained
Reply #82009-04-23
It is mainly the damage caused by radiation to the human body
Reply #92009-05-23
See which type it belongs to! If it is a low-risk source, it basically will not cause permanent damage to humans ; It belongs to the category of extremely low-risk sources and does not cause permanent damage to humans. But if the risk level is high, it becomes very serious! Common symptoms include vomiting, persistent diarrhea, red and swollen blisters, low white blood cell counts, hair loss, fever, and nail pigmentation; in severe cases, it can be fatal. Sometimes, it not only causes physical harm to the victim themselves but can also lead to genetic diseases in future generations
Reply #102009-05-24
It causes damage to white blood cells in the human body. Don’t spend too much time on this. When working, a safety zone must be established strictly in accordance with **standards
Reply #112009-06-07
It is mainly radiation, which can easily lead to a decrease in white blood cells; in severe cases, it may result in death or amputation.
Reply #122009-06-07
Special attention should be paid to radiographic non-destructive testing (radiation sources, X-rays, etc.), and it must be carried out strictly in accordance with **relevant regulations. Workers must possess excellent professional ethics. Otherwise, the y and x-rays generated by non-destructive testing can cause severe damage to the body’s immune function (such as systems related to blood production, reproduction, and vision), and may even lead to death. For reference!

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