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Hazards of electromagnetic radiation
Subtitle:Zagrożenia przez promieniowanie elektromagnetyczne
Creator: Publisher: Place of publishing: Date issued/created: Date on-line publ.: Description: Type of object: Subject and Keywords:pole elektromagnetyczne ; linie wysokiego napięcia ; stacje bazowe telefonii komórkowej ; telefony komórkowe ; nadajniki radiowe i TV ; sprzęt AGD ; Białaczka ; nowotwory mózgu
Abstract:Po krótkim omówieniu źródeł i charakteru promieniowania elektromagnetycznego przedstawiono wybrane wyniki badań zagrożeńpowodowanych przez pola EM niskiej częstotliwości emitowane przez linie energetyczne wysokiego napięcia 50 Hz i sprzęt AGD. Ichgłównym efektem jest oddziaływanie na układ nerwowy i wpływ na choroby nowotworowe. Z kolei efektem pól EM wysokich częstotliwościemitowanych przez nadajniki radiowe, telewizyjne, telefony komórkowe są głównie straty dielektryczne prowadzące do nagrzewaniaciała (zagrożenia termiczne) oraz słabiej zbadane zagrożenia nietermiczne. Do tych ostatnich należą: efekty słuchowe, behawioralne,zakłócenia działania bariery krew-mózg, choroby nowotworowe. Przedstawiono również przykłady zaleceń i norm opracowanych przezmiędzynarodowe i krajowe organizacje.
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