1.Consumption of raw soybeans can be harmful to health because of the presence of following anti-nutritional factor:
(A)Phytic acid(B)Tannins
(C )Oxalates(D)Trypsin inhibitor

2.In a standard fruit jam preparation the content of total soluble solids should not be less than :
(A)68% W/W(B)45% WAV
(C )65% W/W(D)70% W/W

3.The safe level of irradiation for foods, which presents no toxicological hazard is :
(A)5.0 kGy(B)10.0 kGv
(C )7.0 kGy(D)25.0 kGy

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Safety Rules For Different Zones in Industrial Automation

INTRODUCTION



Safety is a situation, whereby the risk is not
greater than the limit risk.

Risk is a combination of the probability and the
degree of the possible injury or damage to health
in a hazardous situation.

Safety is relative.

There is no such thing as 100% safety.



DIFFERENT SAFETY STANDARDS


ANSI:- American National Standards Institute.
IEC:- International Electrotechnical Co ....etc

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Modeling Industrial Safety: A Sociotechnical Systems Perspective


Abstract - Highly technological systems such as advanced
manufacturing systems, aviation, telecommunications,
nuclear power plants, chemical and petroleum process
industry are increasingly becoming more complex, leading to
new kinds of system failures and accidents. Traditional
safety modeling approaches are not suitable to analyze
accidents that occur in modern sociotechnical systems,
whe ....etc

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Compiled by
B Nedumaran




Modern Concept of Accident
Prevention
W A Balakumaran1
Director(Retd)
Regional Labour Institute
Chennai

Introduction

Survival and prosperity decide the success of any business activity. Risk is
inherent in all the tasks we undertake. So also, with the business activity, no
one likes to meet adverse effects while taking some risks, particularly the nonspeculative
or pure risks. Such risks, which involve only loss, include:
• Physical harm to employees
• Proper ....etc

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Mr. ANUP S. WAGHMARE


CHAPTER-1
INTRODUCTION
Accidents are mishappening which result in loss of life and property. In our day to day life accidents are very common. Air, railway, road accidents are sometimes very severe. Accidents can be reduced but cannot be eliminated. Accident affects the individual and his family life. Different job situations have different accident rates. A bus driver who drives through busy streets is more likely to have accidents than a driver driv ....etc

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