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3040 – 05 – Learning About Harmful Substance in MWFs

MWFs are not completely safe fluids. They can change on a micro scale over time, be contaminated, and have various formulations. The metalworking application, quality and type of chemicals used, possible chemical reactions and human mistakes when using MWF’s are a bunch of examples that can incite MWF safety and health risks. The biggest major health risk in MWFs is contaminants.

Microorganisms like bacteria, molds fungi, and all their byproducts may show up as contaminants in MWFs. Even though they are microscopic and can’t be seen but detected by the rancid smell that is present. MWF’s are spawning grounds for these organisms, which can create many problems, like skin, eye, lung, and different organ system reactions. Some even create toxic gases or mists like hydrogen sulfide.

There is a multitude of ways that it can be contaminated biologically. If tools that haven’t been cleaned or workpieces get introduced to contaminants then they may become affected granting residual bad effects. Biocide-resistant microorganisms may grow due to biocides, making it possible for chemical reactions in the MWF. They can be aggressive in making bad health effects, like skin irritation, organ issues, and allergic reactions.

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    Harmful contaminates such as _and _ can be found in MWF’s over time if not properly taken care of.

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Class: 3040 - Metalworking Fluid Safety - 18 Lessons
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