Adsorbents apply for Cr(VI) removal from aqueous solutions

The structure of near misses and occupational accidents in the polish construction industry

“…Falling objects ( NM 1.1 ) accounted for 13.83% of near misses and for 7.41% of the accidents from the A 1.1 subcategory. According to research conducted by Drozd [ 27 ], being hit by falling material factors ( A 1.1 ) was a hazard that caused 11.5% of construction accidents in the Polish Malopolska region in 2015. In turn, the results presented by Weiwei Wu et al [ 22 ] are definitely different from the results of our research.…”

“…In turn, the “falling, tripping, or slipping on the same level” ( A 4.1 ) subcategory includes the largest number of events in category A 4. According to Drozd [ 27 ], falls at the same level and from a height are the most common direct causes of injury to an employee. Event A 4.1 accounted for 21.5% of all the studied accidents [ 27 ].…”

“…According to Drozd [ 27 ], falls at the same level and from a height are the most common direct causes of injury to an employee. Event A 4.1 accounted for 21.5% of all the studied accidents [ 27 ]. Similar conclusions were drawn in the research of Szóstak et al [ 27 ], who examined accidents involving construction scaffolding.…”

“…Event A 4.1 accounted for 21.5% of all the studied accidents [ 27 ]. Similar conclusions were drawn in the research of Szóstak et al [ 27 ], who examined accidents involving construction scaffolding. Over 77% of accidents on construction scaffolding were caused by a slip, trip or fall of an employee, and only 20% of accidents were related to damage to scaffolding elements [ 27 ].…”

Sorpcja Chromu (Vi) Na Modyfikowanych Zeolitach Naturalnych

“…Materiały te są drogie i mało selektywne, zatem ich zastosowanie w procesach oczyszczania wody, ścieków czy remediacji gleb, jest ekonomicznie nieopłacalne. W związku z tym coraz większe jest zainteresowanie materiałami alternatywnymi wykazują-cymi duże powinowactwo do jonów Cr(VI) [4].…”