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Fig. 1 Diagram for chemical inventory ERD and database schema in quality control laboratory.

Figure 1 Diagram for chemical inventory ERD and database schema in quality control laboratory.

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Fig. 3 Quality control laboratory web-based application. Fig. 2 Database relational in quality control laboratory. types of data used in computer-generated reports, the quality of the information being generated depends on the integrity of the information it contains. Even a moderate degree of inaccuracy can erode confidence in system and discourage use. da da abase script code. The first view to the relational abase schema some information becomes clear and on closer examination some important defined. Information contains of database about attributes, en ities and relationship between these entities. Fig. 3 and 4 presented ERD from database relational and va. idation of the extraction results used by more advances rules and based on keywords, and depend on the table that contains data or script code of the database.
Fig. 3 Quality control laboratory web-based application. Fig. 2 Database relational in quality control laboratory. types of data used in computer-generated reports, the quality of the information being generated depends on the integrity of the information it contains. Even a moderate degree of inaccuracy can erode confidence in system and discourage use. da da abase script code. The first view to the relational abase schema some information becomes clear and on closer examination some important defined. Information contains of database about attributes, en ities and relationship between these entities. Fig. 3 and 4 presented ERD from database relational and va. idation of the extraction results used by more advances rules and based on keywords, and depend on the table that contains data or script code of the database.
Fig. 5 GHS classification and symbol. requirements and labelling for the same products. For hazard communication (HAZCOM), Quality Control Laboratory used GHS (Fig. 5), while this system communicating hazard information in prescribed and uniform way chemical management should cover a system where hazardous chemical materials are identified and communicate to all potentially affected people. These groups include he workers, customers, emergency respondents, and community. This is also important to know the available or used chemical materials, the danger for human's health and environment. Even though the available laws and regulations are similar in every country [13], they are quite different in terms of their requirements and labelling for the same products.
Fig. 5 GHS classification and symbol. requirements and labelling for the same products. For hazard communication (HAZCOM), Quality Control Laboratory used GHS (Fig. 5), while this system communicating hazard information in prescribed and uniform way chemical management should cover a system where hazardous chemical materials are identified and communicate to all potentially affected people. These groups include he workers, customers, emergency respondents, and community. This is also important to know the available or used chemical materials, the danger for human's health and environment. Even though the available laws and regulations are similar in every country [13], they are quite different in terms of their requirements and labelling for the same products.
Fig. 7 Emergency eyewash, drench shower and fire alarm and extinguisher around quality control laboratory. Fig. 6 Chemical storage cabinet in quality control laboratory.
Fig. 7 Emergency eyewash, drench shower and fire alarm and extinguisher around quality control laboratory. Fig. 6 Chemical storage cabinet in quality control laboratory.
ncompatibility of stored chemicals is a serious concern to prevent an accident, such as container breakage, a spill, violent weather events, or a fire. An example of an oxidizing acid being stored with a oxic liquid shown in Fig. 6-7. An effective chemical inventory system allows you to specify the types of materials that can or cannot be stored in a particular ocation.
ncompatibility of stored chemicals is a serious concern to prevent an accident, such as container breakage, a spill, violent weather events, or a fire. An example of an oxidizing acid being stored with a oxic liquid shown in Fig. 6-7. An effective chemical inventory system allows you to specify the types of materials that can or cannot be stored in a particular ocation.
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