Electromagnetic Fields (EMF) in the welding …
Prepared by TWI Ltd for the Health and Safety Executive 2014Health and Safety ExecutiveElectromagnetic Fields (EMF) in the welding environmentRR1018Research ReportGeoff Melton and Rob ShawTWI LtdGranta ParkGreat AbingtonCambridge CB21 6ALThe Electromagnetic Fields (EMF) Directive (2013/35/EU) was adopted in June 2013. Member States are required to bring into force any laws, regulations and or administrative provisions necessary to comply with the Directive by July 1st, 2016. This research report considers various types of welding and the requirements of the report provides:n A review of available literature using the TWI Weldasearch database and other sourcesn Measurements of the EMF emissions welders may be exposed to during the welding processesn Understanding where welding fits in with the requirements of the EMF Directive n A proposal for an EMF emission risk assessment procedure n Guidance on compliance for the welding industryThis report, and the work it describes, were jointly funded by HSE and TWI Ltd.
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