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2015-10-26View Original

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This post was last edited by YongBu※YanQi on October 27, 2015, at 11:33. The classification of the toxicity levels of media in pressure pipelines shall comply with the provisions of GB5044-1985 “Classification of the Hazard Levels of Occupationally Exposed Toxic Substances”. The classification criteria are based on six indicators: acute toxicity, incidence of acute poisoning, prevalence of chronic poisoning, consequences of chronic poisoning, carcinogenicity, and maximum permissible concentration. ( ) Answer: Correct
Reply #22015-10-26
The classification of the toxicity level of the medium in pressure pipelines shall comply with the provisions of GB5044-1985 \"Classification of the Hazard Levels of Toxic Substances Exposed in the Workplace\", with grading criteria based on six indicators: acute toxicity, incidence of acute poisoning, incidence of chronic poisoning, consequences of chronic poisoning, carcinogenicity, and the maximum allowable concentration. ( √ )
Reply #32015-10-26
The classification of the toxicity level of the medium in pressure pipelines shall comply with the provisions of GB5044-1985 \"Classification of the Hazard Levels of Toxic Substances Exposed in the Workplace\", with grading criteria based on six indicators: acute toxicity, incidence of acute poisoning, incidence of chronic poisoning, consequences of chronic poisoning, carcinogenicity, and the maximum allowable concentration. (Correct)
Reply #42015-10-27
The classification of the toxicity level of the medium in pressure pipelines shall comply with the provisions of GB5044-1985 \"Classification of the Hazard Levels of Toxic Substances Exposed in the Workplace\", with grading criteria based on six indicators: acute toxicity, incidence of acute poisoning, incidence of chronic poisoning, consequences of chronic poisoning, carcinogenicity, and the maximum allowable concentration. (Yes)
Reply #52015-10-27
The classification of the toxicity level of the medium in pressure pipelines shall comply with the provisions of GB5044-1985 \"Classification of the Hazard Levels of Toxic Substances Exposed in the Workplace\", with grading criteria based on six indicators: acute toxicity, incidence of acute poisoning, incidence of chronic poisoning, consequences of chronic poisoning, carcinogenicity, and the maximum allowable concentration. (Yes)
Reply #62015-10-27
The classification of the toxicity level of the medium in pressure pipelines shall comply with the provisions of GB5044-1985 \"Classification of the Hazard Levels of Toxic Substances Exposed in the Workplace\", with grading criteria based on six indicators: acute toxicity, incidence of acute poisoning, incidence of chronic poisoning, consequences of chronic poisoning, carcinogenicity, and the maximum allowable concentration. (Yes)
Reply #72015-10-27
The classification of the toxicity level of the medium in pressure pipelines shall comply with the provisions of GB5044-1985 \"Classification of the Hazard Levels of Toxic Substances Exposed in the Workplace\", with grading criteria based on six indicators: acute toxicity, incidence of acute poisoning, incidence of chronic poisoning, consequences of chronic poisoning, carcinogenicity, and the maximum allowable concentration. ( ) Correct
Reply #82015-10-27
The classification of the toxicity level of the medium in pressure pipelines shall comply with the grading criteria based on six indicators. ( √ )
Reply #92015-10-27
Correct. The classification of the toxicity level of substances in pressure pipelines should comply with the provisions of GB5044-1985 \"Classification of Hazards from Occupational Exposure to Toxic Substances\", with grading criteria based on six indicators: acute toxicity, incidence of acute poisoning, incidence of chronic poisoning, consequences of chronic poisoning, carcinogenicity, and the maximum allowable concentration. ( )
Reply #102015-10-27
The classification of the toxicity level of the medium in pressure pipelines shall comply with the provisions of GB5044-1985 \"Classification of the Hazard Levels of Toxic Substances Exposed in the Workplace\", with grading criteria based on six indicators: acute toxicity, incidence of acute poisoning, incidence of chronic poisoning, consequences of chronic poisoning, carcinogenicity, and the maximum allowable concentration. (Yes)

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