INDUSTRIAL POISONING IN AIRCRAFT MANUFACTURE

Information Management in Industrial Housing Design and Manufacture

Industrialized production of building components, or entire houses, reduces activities at the construction site to the assembly of parts and has the potential to increase productivity and reduce the design effort invested in every project. However, in order to realize all of the potential efficiency gains that use of predefined components could deliver effective, interoperable information manag...

Polyneuritis cranialis associated with industrial trichloroethylene poisoning.

Trichloroethylene came into wide use as a solvent and degreasing agent during the First World War, and in 1915 the first cases of cranial nerve damage in workers exposed to this substance were reported. Further reports followed and it was suggested that the toxic agent was a contaminant (Defalque, 1961; Browning, 1965). Jackson (1934) published an account ofthe anaesthetic properties of trichlo...

The diagnosis of industrial lead poisoning.

A series of IOO lead workers from different industries, 9I at work and nine admitted to hospital with lead poisoning, was studied in order to define more clearly the clinical and biochemical criteria of lead poisoning in three stages-(A) a presymptomatic state of lead exposure (37 men), (B) a state of mild symptoms or mild anaemia (45 men), and (C) frank lead poisoning with severe symptoms and ...

[A new problem in industrial hygiene; glucinium or beryllium poisoning].

Empowering Aircraft Maintenance with Wearable Computing: An Industrial Case Study

In this paper we present a concept for a combination of wearable computing and knowledge management with the goal to shorten the maintenance process in the aircraft industry. This research is part of an ongoing project which is carried out in cooperation with an aircraft company. This paper describes the functions of the wearable devices as well as the conceptual realization. While the purpose ...