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Faramarz Majidi, Somaieh Alavi, Reza Azimi Pirsaraei, Abdollah Heidary, Farhad Asgari,
Volume 5, Issue 3 (21 2012)
Abstract

MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Background and Objectives: Electric and magnetic fields in the workplace are one of the detrimental factors of power plants, transmission lines, electrical wires, and electrical equipments, therefore, exposure to these fields might be harmful for human health. This study aimed to provide information about intensity of the electromagnetic fields at the high voltage electricity posts and its comparison with the threshold limit value (TLV). 
Materials and Methods: The study was conducted at one of the high voltage electricity post in Zanjan City having 63, 230, and 400 KV power transmission lines. After identifying  stations and measuring the intensity of these fields, GIS maps were prepared and the values were compared with permissible values.
Results: The measured magnetic flux density at different parts of the high voltage post showed that the lowest and  highest intensity were 1.69 and 153.7 mG respectively which were lower than the ACGIH TLVs.The lowest and  highest intensity of the electric field  were 0.008 and 38.07 KV/m respectively. The highest value belonged to the 400 KV line, which exceeds the recommended ACGIH TLV (25 KV/m).
Conclusion: According to the results, the magnetic field intensity was below the TLVs, but the intensity of electric field measured in the 400 KV line was greater  than its TLVs. Thus, the strategies and recommendations for reducing exposure should be taken.

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Maryam Abdi, Seyed Reza Azimi Pirsaraei, Mohammad Reza Mohammadizadeh,
Volume 14, Issue 1 (5-2021)
Abstract

Background and Objective: Monitoring the amount of ultraviolet radiation from sunlight can provide a basis for assessing people's exposure, raise public awareness and warn people against this radiation. Measuring the sun's ultraviolet index over a working period is an accurate choice to achieve this goal.
Materials and Methods: In this study, the amount of solar UV index in one of the outdoor locations of Zanjan city was measured using Solarmeter model 5.6 UV index meter for one year period. Measurements were performed from 9 am to 5 pm every 30 minutes in direct sunlight in even days for one year period (2018-2019). Finally, the results were analyzed using Excel software.
Results: The highest value of the maximum daily UV index was related to July, with an average value of 11.87 ± 0.649; while, the lowest value of the maximum daily UV index obtained in January, with an average value of 2.23 ± 0.944. In most months of the year, except for late November, December, January and cloudy days, the average value of the maximum daily UV index around noon exceeds the UV index alert threshold set by the World Health Organization (WHO). Even for the safe time period during spring and summer, the average UV index can exceed the UV index warning threshold.
Conclusion: Determining the intensity of the sun's hourly UV radiation is important and necessary to increase the peoples’ and workers’ awareness working in the open environment, as well as to plan for protective measures in any place, especially in Zanjan.


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