CHOOSING THE PERFECT HEAD PROTECTION FOR THE PHOSPHATING PROCESS IN THE VALVE MAKING INDUSTRY

INDUSTRIAL SAFETY ENGINEERING

Helmets made of light alloys or with brims along the sides should not be worn in workplaces where there is a risk of molten metal splashes. The helmet should be as light as possible and not weigh more than 400 grams. The harness, which should be flexible and liquid-permeable, should not irritate or harm the wearer. All helmets attempt to protect the user's head by preventing penetration and absorbing mechanical energy. High-energy influences change their construction and defensive limit. Because a higher volume and weight increases the risk of injury to the user's head and neck, their capacity to absorb energy is an additional important factor to take into account. Every year, construction workers suffer numerous fatalities or serious injuries as a result of head injuries. Wearing a suitable safety helmet significantly reduces the risk of harm or even death. Protecting your head could save your life. The helmet industry currently has less strength because of blow holes, uneven pressure distribution, and improper material filling. The task's goal is to adjust the current modern protective cap's material to work on its solidarity.

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