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Showing 3 results for Industrial Noise
Mehran Zolfaghari, Volume 3, Issue 1 (4-1996)
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Various risk factors in industrial environments can affect hearing status and healthy in today’s modern society. Noise control and hearing conservation program is very crucial in preventing workers exposed to high levels of noise in the work places.In the current article we are going to discuss issues such as industrial noise control, noise characteristics and standards and techniques for noise control. Then the methods for individual hearing conservation and medical care will be described in details.
Javad Sanati, Volume 7, Issue 1 (5-1999)
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Background: workers in the spinning company were audiologically evaluated to estimate the impact of industrial noise of the factory on their hearing status. Material & Method: subjects were 185 workers of the spinning post in the first flat of yarn. Hearing thresholds were compared at the beginning of their employment and after 1 to 19 years of work experience. Results: the percent of hearing deficit was lower than the data reported by WHO. Discussion: efficient application of hearing conservation devices has had a remarkable effect on hearing status of workers.
Shahrokh Ehtesham Zadeh, Volume 7, Issue 1 (5-1999)
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As the industry develops in the societies, human being is more likely to exposed to high level of noises and be at risk of hearing loss. Urbanism and working in the situation which are not in accordance with the personal nature make people even more susceptible to risk factors of hearing loss. Exposure of workers to industrial noise has been the subject to several studies and it seems that reconsidering the situations in both society and nature can be a key to change environment for decreasing noise in the society.For example in Tehran, geographically, the slope of the earth from north to south is 5-10% which is a main factor contributing in noise pollution.Moreover, the source of most outdoor noise worldwide is mainly construction and transportation systems including motor vehicles, air craft noises and rail noises. Poor urban planning may give rise to noise pollution, since side-by-side industrial and residential buildings can result in noise pollution in the residential area.In the current article we have examined both conditions in the hearing condition of workers with high levels of noise exposure.
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