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579 related items for PubMed ID: 23585164

  • 1. Designing, construction, assessment, and efficiency of local exhaust ventilation in controlling crystalline silica dust and particles, and formaldehyde in a foundry industry plant.
    Morteza MM, Hossein K, Amirhossein M, Naser H, Gholamhossein H, Hossein F.
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