Monitoring electromagnetic fields and safe operation levels in electrical power transmission lines
Artículo de revista
2018
Chemical Engineering Transactions
Electrical power systems and their elements such as power transformers, transmission lines, capacitors,
reactors and other elements, during normal operation generates electromagnetic fields that changes
according with design, equipment distribution, current and voltage operation levels. This paper describes the
monitoring electromagnetic fields and safe operation levels in electrical power transmission and distribution
lines during the last five years in power lines located in warm climate with high salinity, corrosion and pollution
level. A literature review was considered during the study. This paper characterizes power lines in order to
guarantee safe operation to occupational exposure and general public since planning process. Results will be
used in order to characterize power lines and will be used as a tool for utilities with the aim to reduce legal
penalties and promote social responsibility. Results also were contrasted with International Commission on
Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) recommendations with the reference levels for occupational
exposure to time-varying electric and magnetic fields. Results provide recommendations for electrical grid
utilities also the study compare real values with simulated values in order to guarantee an acceptable
approach according with ICNIRP and international standards recommendations
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