Three dimensional FEM calculations on shielding of power frequency magnetic fields from a substation
L. Hasselgren, Elias Möller, Yngve Hamnerius
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L. Hasselgren, Elias Möller, Yngve Hamnerius
Abstract
A 3-D finite element model is used to analyze the shielding effectiveness of an eddy-current shield applied to a 10/0.4-kV substation. The influence of the shield extension is shown. Furthermore, the insertion of a door in the shielded wall was found to create a locally elevated B-field. The results show that the magnetic field from substations can be shielded so that disturbances on VDT (video display terminal) screens in the vicinity can be avoided.>
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A 3-D finite element model is used to analyze the shielding effectiveness of an eddy-current shield applied to a 10/0.4-kV substation. The influence of the shield extension is shown. Furthermore, the insertion of a door in the shielded wall was found to create a locally elevated B-field. The results show that the magnetic field from substations can be shielded so that disturbances on VDT (video display terminal) screens in the vicinity can be avoided.>
Key concepts: Shielded cable, Electromagnetic shielding, Shield, Finite element method, Eddy current, Magnetic field, Power (physics), Electrical engineering