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Z H Wang is a leading researcher in occupational health and electrical safety, with a primary focus on the hazards associated with high-voltage electrical infrastructure. Wang’s most cited work investigates the occupational risks in 750 kV extra high voltage (EHV) substations, specifically examining exposure to sulfur hexafluoride, power frequency electric fields, and noise. This study, published in 2021, provides critical evidence that operator exposure in these environments remains within occupational limits, while also identifying high-risk inspection zones—such as areas near main transformers, capacitors, reactors, bus bars, and switches—where electric field strengths are elevated. By systematically mapping these hazards, Wang’s research directly informs safety protocols and exposure mitigation strategies for electrical utility workers. Though early in citation impact, this work represents a foundational contribution to industrial hygiene in the power sector, bridging engineering and public health. Wang’s findings are essential reading for safety engineers, occupational health specialists, and researchers designing safer substation operations, highlighting a career dedicated to protecting workers in increasingly high-voltage energy systems.
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