The hazards of working in a lithium battery factory

As a relatively convenient energy storage item, the existence of batteries provides great convenience to our lives. Lithium batteries are a type of battery that we commonly come into contact with in our daily lives. They are mainly used in various electronic products, such as mobile phones and tablets. Because of their widespread existence, lithium batteries are also a relatively high-consumption product? In the process of producing lithium batteries, it is inevitable to come into contact with various chemical agents. So what kind of harm will the workers working in lithium battery factories suffer?

If the battery workshop is filled with red cadmium dust, working in such an environment can easily lead to symptoms of kidney failure. Doctors believe that cadmium pollution may be the culprit. Battery factory workers are often found to have excessive levels of cadmium in their bodies. This metal, like mercury and lead, is toxic to the human body and can cause kidney failure, lung cancer and bone disease. Radiation is nothing.

Hello, the working environment of a battery factory may contain many harmful elements, some mercury elements are relatively common, and there are other elements such as lead. It is recommended to wear a mask during work to avoid inhaling dust, wash your hands thoroughly before touching food, and pay attention to washing work clothes frequently. If this kind of heavy metal is inhaled, it is difficult to excrete it, so the main thing is to rely on prevention now.

Due to daily exposure to pungent smells, dizziness, nausea and vomiting occur, affecting normal life. Since working in a lithium battery factory inevitably involves exposure to physical and chemical factors, this situation occurs, seriously affecting normal life. It is recommended to take protective measures during normal work to avoid affecting your health. If the symptoms are more obvious, you need to go to the hospital for treatment and targeted treatment to avoid worsening of the disease.

Lithium battery electrolyte is a dangerous liquid. It is highly alkaline and decomposes when it comes into contact with water. After the lithium battery electrolyte evaporates, it dissolves again on the surface of the human body and decomposes into lithium hydroxide, which naturally makes people uncomfortable. At high concentrations, it may damage the eyes. In addition, when the lithium battery electrolyte comes into contact with a large amount of water, it may explode due to rapid decomposition and heat release. You need to pay attention to protection and safety. Lithium batteries are copper sulfate + alkaline...activated carbon...When working in a lithium battery factory, you should pay attention to copper sulfate + alkaline...activated carbon...Avoid contact with the eyes and other parts...If the factory's ventilation facilities are not good, working in this factory generally will cause occupational diseases for about 10 years...It is recommended to go to the hospital for a physical examination every 3 years...Always pay attention to your physical condition...No smell does not mean no harm