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1268942 
Journal Article 
Fume hazards in welding, brazing and soldering 
Moreton, J 
1977 
Metal Construction
ISSN: 0307-7896 
9 
1 
33-34 
English 
WOS:A1977CS92900013 
Copper or any of its alloying additions (e.g. Cd, Zn) can be evolved into the welding workshop atmosphere, particularly during open arc welding. The most potentially toxic can be identified by low Threshold limit Value ratings. A general guide is given to the nature of pollutants encountered in various welding processes. Typical fume removal procedures (ventilation, extraction) are discussed. 
copper; copper alloys; fumes; arc welding; brazing; soldering 
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