QUESTIONS 1Anticipating Health Hazards - The LungsEvaluate the following scenario to answer the questions that follow: Tombigbee Textiles is a mill in central Alabama that produces cotton fabrics. Although heavy machinery involved in textile production presents its array of hazards, one particular health hazard endemic to cotton mills is cotton dust. Douglas Knight, the safety manager at the mill, is handling an orientation session with several new employees in the personnel department. It is crucial for them to understand the potential dangers for the workers.Describe the potential health hazards from dust that occur on three levels, and summarize the three levelsDescribe what is generally considered an adequate recovery time for a healthy lung to cleanse itself after dust exposure.Describe the procedures used in evaluating impairment of the respiratory system. Decide which regulations that will aid the safety manager in understanding the potential dangers of cotton dust. Summarize the regulation and any applicable recommendations from other agencies.Evaluate the scenario, and write a minimum 250-word answer to the four questions on the attached word document. No need to cite or reference your work. However, if you utilize OSHA / NIOSH, please reference the standard in your writing. QUESTION 2 Anticipating Skin HazardsFor the first time in nearly two decades, Healthy Meals Inc. has seen a severe outbreak of occupational skin disease, including miliaria, among its workers. Industrial hygienists at the company are reviewing the situation and trying to understand the reasons for the sudden change. Healthy Meals has been in the food processing industry for more than fifty years and had over two hundred employees. Recently the company has had to hire younger workers with less experience, including several bakers and laboratory technicians after some of its long-time employees decided to retire. The company’s Florida location makes it attractive to workers of all ages, so it did not have any problems recruiting new staff. The location also allows Healthy Meals to benefit from the state’s agricultural resources. Inside the plant, equipment and other work surfaces are cleaned on a routine basis and there are plenty of washbasins available to workers.Given this information, the team of industrial hygienists needs to explain to management why so many workers are suffering from skin diseases.Is it possible that predisposing factors are involved?What is miliaria?How does the incidence of skin disease at Healthy Meals compare to other industries?Analyze the scenario and write a minimum 250-word answer to the three questions. No need to cite or reference your work. However, if you utilize OSHA / NIOSH, please reference the standard in your writing. QUESTIONS 3 Anticipating Eye HazardsAt the WoodCraft Company, the emphasis is on sturdy furniture at affordable prices. That means much wood goes through a lot of power machinery, with minimal handwork. Gus Stiverson has been a supervisor at Woodcraft for seven years and has learned quite a bit about the various hazards in woodworking, including eye injuries. Gus wants to be sure that the newest workers on his shift understand the potential dangers.1. What is the most common type of physical injury to the eye? Why?2. What is the most common complication with an industrial eye injury? Why?3. Is there any particular danger from wood particles? Why?Analyze the scenario and write a minimum 250-word answer to the three questions. No need to cite or reference your work. However, if you utilize OSHA / NIOSH, please reference the standard in your writing.

Fundamental Properties of AC Circuits/LabAlternating Voltage and CurrentFor the circuit below, solve for the following:RTIT (pk), IT (p-p), IT (rms), IT (avg)Voltage drops across all individual resistorsVR1 (pk), VR1 (p-p), VR1 (rms), VR1 (avg)VR2 (pk), VR2 (p-p), VR2 (rms), VR2 (avg)VR3 (pk), VR3 (p-p), VR3(rms), VR3 (avg)Period of the source VTFor the parallel circuit below, solve for the following:RTIT (pk), IT (p-p), IT (rms), IT (avg)Current in each branchIR1 (pk), IR1 (p-p), IR1 (rms), IR1 (avg)IR2 (pk), IR2 (p-p), IR2 (rms), IR2 (avg)IR3 (pk), IR3 (p-p), IR3(rms), IR3 (avg)Period of the source VTSubmit all calculations in a document entitled EE115W1AYourGID.docx, or an equivalent word processing file extension.