Hexagon Composites enters the heavy-duty fuel cell truck market with hydrogen cylinders
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Hexagon Composites' subsidiary Hexagon Lincoln has completed the development and initial deliveries of storage tanks for a Toyota heavy-duty fuel cell truck proof-of-concept, powered by hydrogen gas. Toyota Motor North America Research and Development (TMNA R&D) has received the first hydrogen tanks to be used for its heavy-duty fuel cell truck project.
Recently Toyota unveiled the fuel cell truck proof-of-concept as part of a feasibility study by the Port of Los Angeles, supporting the Port's efforts to reduce harmful emissions. The world-leading OEM has expressed that
Hygiene nurse Raija Uusi-Hakimo from Kuusiolinna runs a hygiene programme that helps entire organisations to develop in matters related to hygiene. She is assisted by Kiilto's product specialist Kaisa Sairanen, whose product knowledge and training sessions help the staff to maintain cleanliness and safety in the hospital.The Kuusiolinna organisation takes care of the health care of the municipalities of Alavus, Kuortane, Ähtäri and Soini and consists of many different units.
Each unit of Kuusiolinna has an assigned hygiene contact person whose responsibility it is to advance hygiene-
Block transmission routes with hand hygiene!Good hand hygiene, i.e. careful hand-washing and disinfection, is the most effective way to prevent the transmission of various diseases and thereby protect yourself and your loved ones. Unwashed hands always contain bacteria and viruses that are transferred from the hands to surfaces and from there to other hands. Good hand hygiene is achieved by taking good care of hands so that the skin, nails and nail folds are healthy and unable to collect bacteria and viruses.
Kiilto has long participated in preventing infections and developing
Hand hygiene is an important area of infection prevention in health care. Healthy hand skin is a vital part of staff hand hygiene.Hand-washing dries the skin of the hands, which is why the current recommendation in health care is to disinfect hands with hand sanitiser whenever possible instead of washing hands with water. According to research, health care employees spend less than 10 seconds washing their hands. In less than 10 seconds, the amount of microbes on the hands is reduced by no more than half, and at worst it might even increase. The current recommendation is to only wash hands