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11 May 2016, 12:09 am
11 May 2016, 2:56 am
It should be shielded for the local regulations. Or has one been placed near you and you want to check if it's effecting things?
I can't remember how to do the math any more been to long and only did it for 1 week or something in electronics.
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)11 May 2016, 5:31 am
11 May 2016, 6:20 am
11 May 2016, 7:16 am
18 May 2016, 5:07 pm
ZD wrote:
It should be shielded for the local regulations. Or has one been placed near you and you want to check if it's effecting things?
I can't remember how to do the math any more been to long and only did it for 1 week or something in electronics.
I can't remember how to do the math any more been to long and only did it for 1 week or something in electronics.
Np.
just want to learn
18 May 2016, 5:15 pm
traven wrote:
Pad mounted transformers have magnetic fields similar in intensity to kitchen appliances. The magnetic fields near this type of transformer are elevated close to the surface of the transformer. A few feet away, the levels drop off to background. from: http://www.nj.gov/dep/rpp/nrs/powlines.htm
from google: "the size of the magnetic field emanating from a padmounted electric transformer"
from google: "the size of the magnetic field emanating from a padmounted electric transformer"
TY very much....i read the link!
18 May 2016, 5:20 pm
18 May 2016, 5:32 pm
Fnord wrote:
You need a calibrated gauss meter to measure the magnetic field. The meter should be calibrated for 60 Hz (50 Hz in the U.K.). Unless you know the current through the transformer, the number of windings, the permeability of the core, and the permissivity of the shielding, your calculations will be meaningless.
You need to physically measure the magnetic field.
You need to physically measure the magnetic field.
Touche.
(Aside: to all.....btw i was afk for a while unexpectedly
Ty all for your rapid replies
forgive my tardy reply
)I get the impression that EU uses a larger "safe human distance" from Power Lines than does USA/CAN.
Any thoughts on the effect of even low milligauss fields on human health?
There are EPIC am'ts of obvious BS online about this topic...I'm just trying to find the truth...and I am unqualified in this discipline.
I'd appreciate any input.
Many thanks for sharing your knowledge.
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