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shoaib_skn
24th Sep 2013, 15:31
i have heard from the engineers that never stand in front of the aircraft nose
because there are radiations that are very harmful for the humans any one can help me regarding that with some documents...

Dash8driver1312
24th Sep 2013, 18:34
Only if the radar is activated. Our guidance is not to activate our weather radar if there are people within 200m of our nose, or 100m if they are inside something like a bus or other aeroplane.

For an Airbus, the danger area is essentially inside the radome.

HEATHROW DIRECTOR
24th Sep 2013, 18:48
I don't know how much power is radiated from a/c weather radar but I suspect that it's not as much as some ground based radars. The one on the tower in the central area at Heathrow used to run 65 megawatts if my memory serves. It didn't harm those of us working in the tower close by.... except we all ended up with squeaky voices!

i am a bee too
24th Sep 2013, 21:33
check amm for mpel maximum personell exposure level. from what i remember on ground it is about six feet from radome