SRC-658

Comparison of the USA, USSR and Polish Microwave Permissible Exposure Standards (typescript paper; listed for the Health Physics Society Ninth Midyear Topical Symposium, Denver, February 9-12)

Przemyslaw Czerski (National Research Institute of Mother and Child, Warsaw; FDA BRH visiting scientist) ·1976 · T3 government or agency report · VC06 XC01

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CLM-1297 In the 1970s the East set microwave limits about a thousand times lower than the US. Against the later 230 W/m2 beam centre, the Soviet public limit is 23,000 times lower and the Polish general-population limit 230 to 2,300 times lower. Poland banned any human exposure above 100 W/m2.

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