What harm does spot welding do to the human body

Electric welding is a common welding method in our lives. When walking on the road, you will see welding operations with sparks and masks. When I was a child, I would watch them happily and thought they were fireworks, but parents would say that the bright sparks cannot be seen. Indeed, after watching them, the eyes will feel more or less uncomfortable, and you can also smell an odor. For workers who have been engaged in electric welding for a long time, it is also affected a lot. So what is Weihai like?

Hazards of welding operations 1. Combustion and explosion accidents caused by welding sparks. 2. Burns and scalds caused by welding flames or candles. 3. Electric shock accidents and high-altitude falls during welding. 4. Welders may suffer from pathological changes in blood, eyes, skin, lungs, etc. during operation. 4. Radiation hazards commonly encountered by welders during welding include strong light, infrared rays, ultraviolet rays, etc. X-rays generated by electron beams during welding will affect the health of welders. 5. During welding, due to high temperature, the welding parts of metals, welding rods, dirt, paint, etc. evaporate or burn, forming smoke-like steam dust, causing poisoning. 6. The high-frequency electromagnetic field generated during welding can make people dizzy and tired. Hazards of welding operations are not inevitable. As long as every welder strictly abides by the safety regulations for welding and cutting operations during operation, these hazards can be prevented.

Welding will generally irritate your eyes and cause damage. There is also radiation, which will affect your cells abnormally. Long-term electric welding and other welding work, in addition to the influence of high-frequency electromagnetic waves and the aging of the skin surface, the smoke after welding also has a certain impact on the eyes. Be sure to pay attention to regularly use protective cream to protect the skin from aging and be sure to wear protective eyewear! If you feel any other physical discomfort, go to the hospital for examination.

In addition, there are hazards of toxic gases. Under the high temperature and strong ultraviolet rays generated by the welding arc, a large amount of toxic gases, such as carbon monoxide and nitrogen oxides, will be produced around the arc area.