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0258-1221 ction held at the "E . Majorana" International Centre for Scientific Culture in Erice (Italy) from May 9 to May 20, 1989. This course was the last of a series of 4 courses, started in 1981, that were dedicated to the assessment of risk hazard from non-ionizing radiation. The proceedings of these cou

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Quantitative Determination of Ultraviolet Radiationg instruments may be used when high accuracy is really not necessary. Polysulphone film detectors may be used in those situations where direct reading is not feasible, several simultaneous measurements are desired, or in a harsh environment where electromagnetic interference is present. The exposed

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Potential Ocular and Skin Hazards from Lamps and Projector SystemsLimit Values Suggested Changes for 1990 (ACGIH, 1990) suggest that sources such as tungsten halogen lamps can exceed exposure limits for short wavelength visible light. This is commonly referred to as the “blue-light” hazard. Allistair McKinlay describes this standard in detail in another section of

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