Full human body exposure assessment in low frequency electromagnetic fields
Xinhao Chen, Stefan Benkler, N. Chavannes, Niels Kuster
Abstract
Xinhao Chen, Stefan Benkler, N. Chavannes, Niels Kuster
Abstract
This paper investigates the electric field and current density induced in a human body when exposed to low frequency electromagnetic fields. A numerical technique based on the Finite Element Method and electromagnetic quasistatic approximations is developed to compute both the fields generated by low frequency sources and the fields induced inside a human body due to direct or indirect exposure scenarios. A case study is conducted to investigate exposure situations pertaining to the safety of human beings in the vicinity of high intensity low frequency electromagnetic fields.
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This paper investigates the electric field and current density induced in a human body when exposed to low frequency electromagnetic fields. A numerical technique based on the Finite Element Method and electromagnetic quasistatic approximations is developed to compute both the fields generated by low frequency sources and the fields induced inside a human body due to direct or indirect exposure scenarios. A case study is conducted to investigate exposure situations pertaining to the safety of human beings in the vicinity of high intensity low frequency electromagnetic fields.
Key concepts: Electromagnetic field, Extremely low frequency, Low frequency, Electric field, Finite element method, Electromagnetic radiation, Physics, Acoustics