ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION AND EMPLOYEE’S EXPOSURE OF A THERMAL POWER PLANT WITH EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY MAGNETIC FIELDS

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JALILIAN H.; MONAZZAM M.R.; NAJAFI K.; ZAKERIAN S.A.; EMKANI M.; HADADI M.

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Journal: Iran Occupational Health Year:2015 | Volume:12 | Issue:3 Page(s): 65-75

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ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION AND EMPLOYEE’S EXPOSURE OF A THERMAL POWER PLANT WITH EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY MAGNETIC FIELDS

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POWER PLANTQ2

MAGNETIC FIELDSQ2

ELFQ2

MAGNETIC FLUX DENSITYQ2

EXPOSUREQ2

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Background and aims: Extremely low frequency magnetic field (ELF) is a Spectrum of electromagnetic waves with the range of 30 to 300 Hz. The average magnetic field EXPOSUREs in the workplace have been found to be higher in “electrical occupations” compared to the other occupations such as office work. The interaction between MAGNETIC FIELDS produced by power lines and substations with living organisms are not fully understood and still open to many researchers.Methods: The three axes TES-1394 was used for magnetic field measurement. Magnetic field measurement conducted based on the IEEE std 644-1994 standard. Firstly all magnetic field sources were detected, then the measuring stations were determined nearby and around the source. The occupational groups with EXPOSURE to magnetic field were identified to determine the maximum EXPOSURE level and then to compare with ISIRI 8567 national standard.Results: The minimum and maximum measured magnetic field were in near of 63 Kv lines (1.03mT) and generators (17.6 mT), respectively. The mean of MAGNETIC FLUX DENSITY nearby the generators building source was significantly different from the other sources. The environmental amount of MAGNETIC FLUX DENSITY in 230 Kv (1.58 mT) post was higher than the other environments. Maximum EXPOSURE (17.6 mT) of occupational groups was related to engineer’s of generators building.Conclusion: Our results of the MAGNETIC FLUX DENSITY measurement close to sources matched with the other relevant studies except for control room. The maximum EXPOSURE level of the occupational groups was not higher than the occupational EXPOSURE standard value.

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JALILIAN, H., MONAZZAM, M.R., NAJAFI, K., ZAKERIAN, S.A., EMKANI, M., & HADADI, M.. (2015). ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION AND EMPLOYEE’S EXPOSURE OF A THERMAL POWER PLANT WITH EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY MAGNETIC FIELDS. IRAN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH JOURNAL, 12(3), 65-75. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/129093/en

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JALILIAN H., MONAZZAM M.R., NAJAFI K., ZAKERIAN S.A., EMKANI M., HADADI M.. ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION AND EMPLOYEE’S EXPOSURE OF A THERMAL POWER PLANT WITH EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY MAGNETIC FIELDS. IRAN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH JOURNAL[Internet]. 2015;12(3):65-75. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/129093/en

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H. JALILIAN, M.R. MONAZZAM, K. NAJAFI, S.A. ZAKERIAN, M. EMKANI, and M. HADADI, “ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION AND EMPLOYEE’S EXPOSURE OF A THERMAL POWER PLANT WITH EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY MAGNETIC FIELDS,” IRAN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH JOURNAL, vol. 12, no. 3, pp. 65–75, 2015, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/129093/en

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