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X. J. Li is a researcher specializing in occupational health and safety within high-voltage electrical environments, with a particular focus on the hazards associated with extra high voltage (EHV) substations. Their most cited work, a 2021 investigation into the occupational hazards of 750 kV EHV substations, provides critical insights into the exposure levels of sulfur hexafluoride, power frequency electric fields, and noise. Li’s research demonstrates that while these hazards generally meet occupational exposure limits, specific inspection areas—such as those around main transformers, capacitors, reactors, bus bars, and switches—exhibit elevated power frequency electric fields, highlighting potential risk zones for workers. This contribution is vital for informing safety protocols and regulatory standards in the energy sector. With 2 citations, this study underscores Li’s role in advancing workplace safety for electrical utility personnel, bridging engineering and public health. Their work is particularly relevant for students and researchers in occupational hygiene, electrical engineering, and industrial safety, offering a data-driven foundation for mitigating risks in high-voltage infrastructure.
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