[Electromagnetic fields in melting divisions of nickel production].
← Research streamElectromagnetic conditions were evaluated in nickel production melting divisions and at a transformer substation during working shifts. The induction of magnetic fields varied widely, and magnetic field influence was described as accidental and an additional …
Study snapshot
Abstract
The authors evaluated electromagnetic situation in melting divisions, on transformer substation. Studies covered alternating electric and magnetic fields of industrial frequencies and direct magnetic fields in fire mode of nickel production on workplaces during working shifts. Results proved that induction of the magnetic fields varies widely. Magnetic fields influence is accidental and remains additional factor affecting human body.
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Main findings
Electromagnetic conditions were evaluated in nickel production melting divisions and at a transformer substation during working shifts. The induction of magnetic fields varied widely, and magnetic field influence was described as accidental and an additional factor affecting the human body.
Outcomes measured
- Workplace electromagnetic field levels (alternating electric fields, alternating magnetic fields at industrial frequencies, and direct magnetic fields)
Limitations
- No quantitative exposure values reported in the abstract
- No health outcomes or clinical endpoints described
- Population characteristics and sample size not provided
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"effect_direction": "unclear",
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Identifiers and source
DOI: Not supplied
PubMed: 15773386
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