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The Contribution of Personal Radios to the Noise Exposure of Employees at One Industrial Facility

STEPHEN F. SKRAINAR The Department of Industrial Engineering, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC 27695-7906
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LARRY H. ROYSTER The Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC 27695-7910
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E.H. BERGER E-A-R Division, Cabot Corporation, 7911 Zionsville Road, P.O. Box 68898, Indianapolis, IN 46268-0898
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RICHARD G. PEARSON The Department of Industrial Engineering, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC 27695-7906
Pages 390-395 | Published online: 04 Jun 2010

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DanielA. Autenrieth, DelvinR. Sandfort, Tiffany Lipsey & WilliamJ. Brazile. (2012) Occupational Exposures to Noise Resulting from the Workplace Use of Personal Media Players at a Manufacturing Facility. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Hygiene 9:10, pages 592-601.
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Raymond Hétu. (1994) Mismatches between Auditory Demands and Capacities in the Industrial Work Environment. Audiology 33:1, pages 1-14.
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I. Turunen-Rise, G. Flottorp & O. Tvete. (1991) Personal Cassette Players (‘Walkman’). Do they Cause Noise-Induced Hearing Loss?. Scandinavian Audiology 20:4, pages 239-244.
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Sarah K. Grinn & Colleen G. Le Prell. (2021) Modeling individual noise-induced hearing loss risk with proxy measurements of external-ear amplification. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 149:6, pages 3975-3987.
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Colleen G. Le Prell, Shawna Dell, Brittany Hensley, James W. Hall, Kathleen C. M. Campbell, Patrick J. Antonelli, Glenn E. Green, James M. Miller & Kenneth Guire. (2012) Digital Music Exposure Reliably Induces Temporary Threshold Shift in Normal-Hearing Human Subjects. Ear & Hearing 33:6, pages e44-e58.
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Min-Yong Park. (2003) Assessment of potential noise-induced hearing loss with commercial “Karaoke” noise. International Journal of Industrial Ergonomics 31:6, pages 375-385.
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Sam P. Mostafapour, Kelli Lahargoue & George A. Gates. (1998) Noise-induced hearing loss in young adults: The role of personal listening devices and other sources of leisure noise. The Laryngoscope 108:12, pages 1832-1839.
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Hilmi Dajani, Hans Kunov & Baily Seshagiri. (1996) Real-time method for the measurement of noise exposure from communication headsets. Applied Acoustics 49:3, pages 209-224.
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P.A. Hellström. (1991) The effects on hearing from portable cassette players: A follow-up study. Journal of Sound and Vibration 151:3, pages 461-469.
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P.-A. Hellström & A. Axelsson. (1988) Sound levels, hearing habits and hazards of using portable cassete players. Journal of Sound and Vibration 127:3, pages 521-528.
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