Estudio de los niveles de radiaciones no ionizantes En una casa residencial, utilizando los modelos virtuales v2.0 para adultos.

Abstract

The study of non-ionizing radiation was done in the residential house located in Juan Montalvo and Argentinos streets in Riobamba city, in that house 10 indoor and outdoor nodes were selected. Subsequently, the nodes were proceeded to carry out the measurements of spatial and temporal average electrical field using the LATNEX HF-B3G equipment and a wooden bracket that simulates Duke and Ella of the virtual Family V2.0. For the space-based measurements of Duke and Ella were used the distribution of 14 points established in the doctoral thesis of the Engineer Pedro Infante, these measurements were made during a week. Specifically, in the morning, noon and night schedules by each model; the time measurements were made during a week in each bedroom exclusively at nights using a point on the bed. Concluded the measurements in the average values of maximum, minimal and average electrical field, from which the quadratic average, the intensity of magnetic field and the power density was calculated. In addition, the standard deviation and percentiles were calculated with all the measurements data; with this information the elimination of the atypical values was carried out to determine the incidence that these values have in relation to the standard deviation in order to have a better perception of the data. Subsequently, the programming in MATLAB was carried out to visualize comparative graphs with which an analysis was made between the lower and outer radiation levels of the residential house, between the models and the points for the spatial mediations and an analysis between the nodes for temporary measurements. Finally, the results of the spatial and temporal measurements of the average and maximum values have seen below the limits of international and national standards.