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Electromagnetic Ergonomics : From Electrification to a Wireless Society
Ergonomics is the branch of engineering science in which biological science is used to study the relationship between workers and their environments. Because of the use of electricity for many purposes, one environmental factor that has become omnipresent today is the electromagnetic field, also referred to as electromagnetic radiation or a fraction of the non-ionizing radiation.The complex interactions of electromagnetic energy with material objects contribute to ergonomics issues because they can cause health hazards in workers, trigger accidental situations, limit the ability of workers to work safely and disturb the function of electronic devices, including medical implants, etc.A better understanding of complex electromagnetic issues in the work environment is considered in this book. This title will be beneficial to workers affected by electromagnetic hazards including wireless transfer of information or power, wireless (induction) heating, joining metal elements with electric-supplied techniques, capacitive heating of dielectric materials, physiotherapeutic or cosmetic electromagnetic treatments, antitheft gates and other monitoring or control systems using wireless solutions, electric transportation and many more.It will help prevent common misunderstandings about electromagnetic hazards and sufficiently reduce where they appear. Electromagnetic Ergonomics is designed to have a positive influence on public health and worker safety in the work environment and brings broad benefits, in particular with respect to research planning and the interpretation of the results, as well as the implementation of science-based evidence regarding the evaluation and elimination of EMF hazards in the operations of enterprises and environmental, labor and sanitary inspections, as well as government regulators responsible for environmental safety issues in the workplace and the daily life environment.
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The Cambridge to King's Lynn Line : 30 Years of Electrification
Winter 1984/5 – the future for the Cambridge–King’s Lynn ‘Fen Line’ looked bleak.British Rail had singled long track sections. There had been closure talk. Yet, following a vigorous three year political and technical campaign, government approval for its electrification was granted in February 1989.Construction work was drawn out and suffered setbacks, so it wasn’t until August 1992 that electric trains finally started operating on the 41-mile-long line.At first passengers were fairly thin on the ground, but as the years progressed growth (fuelled by commuting into Cambridge and, to a lesser extent, London) meant trains gradually became very overcrowded.Extensive works to upgrade the line to take longer trains have now come on stream.As well as a new Cambridge North, there are well-developed plans for other new stations. Concentrating mainly north of Cambridge, this book illustrates the trains that run from Kings Cross and Liverpool Street to Ely and King’s Lynn via Cambridge, many of the types and liveries seen, and the extensive infrastructure works that have taken place over the last thirty-or-so years. Mike Beckett was a strategic planner at King’s Lynn & West Norfolk Borough Council at the time of the electrification campaign.With a personal as well as professional interest in transport, he maintains a photographic record of the line’s many changes and has drawn on his collection to produce this book.
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Democracy in Power : A History of Electrification in the United States
Private money, public good, and the original fight for control of America’s energy industry. Until the 1930s, financial interests dominated electrical power in the United States.That changed with President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal which restructured the industry.The government expanded public ownership, famously through the Tennessee Valley Authority, and promoted a new kind of utility: the rural electric cooperative that brought light and power to millions in the countryside.Since then, public and cooperative utilities have persisted as an alternative to shareholder control.Democracy in Power traces the rise of publicly governed utilities in the twentieth-century electrification of America. Sandeep Vaheesan shows that the path to accountability in America’s power sector was beset by bureaucratic challenges and fierce private resistance.Through a detailed and critical examination of this evolution, Vaheesan offers a blueprint for a publicly led and managed path to decarbonization.Democracy in Power is at once an essential history, a deeply relevant accounting of successes and failures, and a guide on how to avoid repeating past mistakes.
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What can be done to counteract electrification?
To counteract electrification, efforts can be made to increase the use of renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, and hydro power. This can help reduce the reliance on fossil fuels for electricity generation, which is a major contributor to electrification. Additionally, energy efficiency measures can be implemented to reduce overall electricity consumption. This can include improving building insulation, using energy-efficient appliances, and promoting energy conservation practices. Finally, policies and regulations can be put in place to incentivize the adoption of electric vehicles and promote sustainable transportation options to reduce the overall demand for electricity.
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How does electrification occur after electrostatic charging?
Electrification occurs after electrostatic charging when an object gains an imbalance of positive or negative charges. This can happen through the transfer of electrons between objects, causing one to become positively charged and the other to become negatively charged. Once the imbalance of charges is established, the objects become electrified and can exhibit electrostatic forces such as attraction or repulsion. This electrification can be temporary, as the charges may dissipate over time, or it can be maintained through insulation or other means.
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What is the difference between a motor vehicle and an automobile?
The term "motor vehicle" is a broad category that includes any self-propelled vehicle, such as cars, trucks, motorcycles, and buses. On the other hand, an "automobile" specifically refers to a four-wheeled passenger vehicle designed for personal transportation. In other words, all automobiles are motor vehicles, but not all motor vehicles are automobiles. The term "automobile" is often used interchangeably with "car" in everyday language.
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Is it allowed to drive a motor vehicle with a psychosis?
No, it is not allowed to drive a motor vehicle with a psychosis. Psychosis can impair a person's judgment, perception, and ability to react quickly, which can pose a danger to themselves and others on the road. It is important for individuals with psychosis to seek appropriate treatment and follow the guidance of healthcare professionals to ensure their safety and the safety of others on the road.
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From what age are you allowed to drive a motor vehicle?
The legal age to drive a motor vehicle varies by country and region. In most places, you are typically allowed to start learning to drive with a learner's permit around the age of 16 or 17. However, the minimum age to obtain a full driver's license is usually around 18 years old. It is important to check the specific laws and regulations in your area regarding the minimum age for driving a motor vehicle.
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Is it allowed to drive a motor vehicle into a pedestrian zone?
In most places, it is not allowed to drive a motor vehicle into a pedestrian zone. Pedestrian zones are designated areas for pedestrians only, and driving a motor vehicle into these areas can pose a safety risk to pedestrians. In some cases, there may be exceptions for certain vehicles, such as emergency vehicles or delivery vehicles with special permits. However, in general, it is important to respect pedestrian zones and adhere to the rules and regulations set in place to ensure the safety of pedestrians.
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Can you operate a drive-in theater without using a motor vehicle?
No, a drive-in theater is specifically designed for patrons to watch movies from the comfort of their motor vehicles. The concept of a drive-in theater revolves around the use of cars, trucks, or other motor vehicles as a means for patrons to view the film. Without the use of motor vehicles, the fundamental concept of a drive-in theater would not be possible. Therefore, it is not feasible to operate a drive-in theater without the use of motor vehicles.
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What are motor vehicle halls?
Motor vehicle halls are large indoor spaces used for the display and exhibition of motor vehicles such as cars, trucks, and motorcycles. These halls are often used for events such as auto shows, trade fairs, and vehicle launches, where manufacturers and dealers showcase their latest models and innovations to the public. Motor vehicle halls provide a platform for industry professionals and enthusiasts to come together, network, and learn about the latest developments in the automotive world.
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