#Shielding APPLICATION AREAS

Civil/industrial shielding

Towers, skyscrapers, factories, hotels, MV/LV substations where electromagnetic induction is related to the installed electrical power.
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Shielding for nurseries, schools and universities

These are areas where a high level of protection is essential for future generations.
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Shielding for data centres:

Electromagnetic fields and photons are the enemies of storage systems; their mitigation increases security.
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Shielding for microscopes

In high-tech environments, where results cannot tolerate errors, and in contexts where technology meets everyday operations, where SEM, TEM and STEM microscopy systems require very low levels of static and dynamic induction.
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Shielding for electric vehicles

The necessary power cabling of the battery–inverter–electric motor system inevitably generates electromagnetic induction that must be assessed to protect passengers and drivers.
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Shielding for MRI systems:

In hospitals, where equipment has very low tolerance to magnetic interference and responses and diagnoses must be precise; during recovery, a “low magnetic radiation” environment is essential to speed up the healing process.
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Italian Prime Ministerial Decree 07/08/2003
D.LGS.81/08 & D.LGS. 159/2016
WHO’S RECOMMENDATIONS
ICNIRP 1998 PUBLIC
IEC EN 61000-4-8

Italian Prime Ministerial Decree 07/08/2003

Defines the Exposure Limit, an instantaneous value that can never be exceeded in the presence of electric and magnetic fields, and the Quality Objective, to be applied in places where people might stay no less than four hours per day, even non-consecutive.

D.LGS.81/08 & D.LGS. 159/2016

Sets the maximum magnetic field values to which “professionally exposed” workers can be subjected, identified as such by the employer, adequately trained and monitored by the responsible doctor.

WHO’S RECOMMENDATIONS

On the basis of a monograph published by the International Agency for Research on Cancer and for the progressive minimization of exposure to EMFs, the WHO establishes induction values below which there is no interaction between the human body and the magnetic field.

ICNIRP 1998 PUBLIC

Identifies guidelines for limiting exposure to time-varying electric and magnetic fields using the Weighted Peak method.

IEC EN 61000-4-8

Sets the immunity requirements of sensitive equipment, during operation only, with respect to mains frequency disturbances at 50Hz/60Hz frequency.