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The impact of valid regulations on electromagnetic fields of the Ernestinovo substation

Expanding industrialization and energy consumption lead to further energy grid development, which inherently, leads to extensive exposure to electromagnetic fields. Electromagnetic radiation that is produced by man artificially and does not come directly by natural means can be consider as electromagnetic pollution. Electromagnetic pollution, unlike other contaminants caused by human negligence, is invisible to the naked eye, and therefore, its influence was neglected for a long time. Electromagnetic radiation of extremely low frequencies (ELF) is produced by electric equipment and other grid parts which conduct electricity. This electromagnetic field (EMF) is non-ionizing and, therefore, its environmental impact is not immediate but rather manifested after long exposure. This paper presents an brief overview of ELF radiation impact on living organisms as well as a visualization of (ELF) data from case study of EMFs of the Croatian transmission grid.

EMF, environmental impact, transmission grid

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