Electric Field Exposure Assessments and a Novel Control Method for Buildings Installed Nearby High-Voltage Lines
Abstract
Overview
This essay reviews innovative methodologies for assessing electric field values in areas close to high-voltage transmission facilities. It specifically addresses environments where buildings are proximal to high-voltage transmission lines.
Findings
- Modeling of scenarios using the finite element method for buildings near these high-risk areas.
- Introduction and simulation of a novel approach aimed at reducing electric field exposure.
- Comparative analysis of the simulation results with existing health and safety standards.
Conclusion
Significant improvements in electric field values were observed, in some instances exceeding a 65% reduction rate. This confirms a notable connection between effective control methods and enhanced safety standards in building proximity to high-voltage lines.