SRC-691

An Analysis of Radiofrequency and Microwave Absorption Data with Consideration of Thermal Safety Standards. Technical Note ORP/EAD 78-2, April 1978

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Radiation Programs, Electromagnetic Radiation Analysis Branch, Las Vegas (R. A. Tell) ·1978-04 · T3 government or agency report · VC06 VC07 XC01

ORP/EAD 78-2; https://zoryglaser.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/AN-ANALYSIS-OF-RADIOFREQUENCY-AND-MICROWAVE-ABSORPTION-DATA-WITH-CONSIDERATION-OF-THERMAL-SAFETY-STANDARDS.pdf the identifier this document is registered under

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CLM-1334 In 1978 the US environment agency calculated that the American safety limit of the time could, at some radio frequencies, heat parts of the body far more than normal metabolism does. It found that a cautious heat-based limit would land close to the much stricter Soviet limit.
CLM-1335 In the 1970s most city dwellers in the US received radio-frequency exposure more than a hundred times below even the strictest heat-based limits the note considered; only people next to big transmitters came close.

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