Bewertung elektronischer Artikelsicherungssysteme im Einzelhandel

Alteköster, Carsten; Becker, Corinna; Bömmels, Ingo; Jeschke, Peter; Schiessl, K.

doi:10.37307/j.2199-7349.2020.07.05

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“…Hence, in the next step, we take a closer look into the influence of the actual working procedure. To recapture, during working hours, permitted exposures are two to five times higher for workers as for the general public with thresholds to be exhausted [ 41 , 42 , 43 ]. Being exposed so closely to maximum permissible action levels, it becomes important to numerically assess EMF exposures against exposure limit values as one means of mitigation.…”

Section: Occupational and General Public Exposure Characteristicsmentioning

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Occupational Exposure to Electromagnetic Fields—Different from General Public Exposure and Laboratory Studies

Hansson Mild,

Mattsson,

Jeschke

et al. 2023

IJERPH

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The designs of in vivo, in vitro and in silico studies do not adequately reflect the characteristics of long-term occupational EMF exposure; the higher exposure levels permitted for employees are nevertheless extrapolated on this basis. Epidemiological studies consider occupational exposure only in a very general way, if at all. There is a lack of detailed descriptive data on long-term occupational exposure over the duration of the working life. Most studies reflect exposure characteristics of the general population, exposures which are long-term, but at a comparably low level. Occupational exposure is often intermittent with high peak power followed by periods with no exposure. Furthermore, the EU EMF-Directive 2013/35/EU states a demand for occupational health surveillance, the outcome of which would be of great help to epidemiologists studying the health effects of EMF exposure. This paper thus aims to outline and specify differences between public and occupational exposure and to increase the understanding of specific aspects of occupational exposure which are important for long-term health considerations. This could lead to a future protection concept against possible hazards based on adequate descriptions of long-term exposures and also include supplementary descriptive features such as a “reset time” of biological systems and accurate dose quantities.

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Section: Occupational and General Public Exposure Characteristicsmentioning

confidence: 99%