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The number of workplaces exposed to airborne ultrasound is increasing due to the growing number of applications of ultrasound techniques such as welding and cutting (Smagowska, 201326. Smagowska, B. (2013). “ Ultrasonic noise sources in a work environment,” Arch. Acoust. 38(2), 169–176. https://doi.org/10.2478/aoa-2013-0019; Ullisch-Nelken et al., 2018a29. Ullisch-Nelken, C., Kusserow, H., and Wolff, A. (2018a).
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