Magnetic fields generated by power lines
A. Geri, Andrea Locatelli, G.M. Veca
Abstract
A. Geri, Andrea Locatelli, G.M. Veca
Abstract
In this paper the authors compute the magnetic fields generated by a lot of typical power line configurations and compare these values with the results given both by analytical models and by measurements. The computations have been made by means of a flexible calculation code developed by the authors. This code overcomes some simplifying assumptions introduced in previous analytical studies. In fact, it is able to account the effective line route of the power line under analysis in a three-dimensional space. There are no limits on number and position both of energized conductors and of test points.>
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In this paper the authors compute the magnetic fields generated by a lot of typical power line configurations and compare these values with the results given both by analytical models and by measurements. The computations have been made by means of a flexible calculation code developed by the authors. This code overcomes some simplifying assumptions introduced in previous analytical studies. In fact, it is able to account the effective line route of the power line under analysis in a three-dimensional space. There are no limits on number and position both of energized conductors and of test points.>
Key concepts: Magnetic field, Electric power transmission, Nuclear magnetic resonance, Physics, Electrical engineering, Quantum mechanics, Engineering