Assessment of the electromagnetic environment at a civil aviation airport
Assessment of the electromagnetic environment at a civil aviation airport

Summary/Abstract: Measurements of electric field strength and power flux density are fundamental tools for occupational risk management when work equipment serves as a source of electromagnetic radiation. This study aims to assess the exposure of employees to non-ionizing electromagnetic fields at a civil aviation airport. It was found that the exposure levels in all five locations studied (Control Room - Air Traffic, Hand Baggage Screening, Check-in - Servers, Runway - east side, Runway - west side) are lower than national and international limits and comply with the requirements for maximum permissible levels of electromagnetic radiation

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