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boogi man

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reply to markf

Re: Electric Corridors and Health

there have been some reports over the years of clusters of cancer and other odd health concerns that seem to be clustered around HV transmission lines think 1MV+ however there was nothing proven conclusively. the math is something to the effect of the high energy fields generated drop proportionally the greater the distance from the source. so basically to get close enough for negative effects you basically have to be within a few feet of the lines themselves and at that distance i would be more concerned with creating a path to ground than EMF or anything like it.
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InvalidError

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said by boogi man:

there have been some reports over the years of clusters of cancer and other odd health concerns that seem to be clustered around HV transmission lines think 1MV+ however there was nothing proven conclusively.

There aren't many UHV power lines in the world and the few that exist are for very long hauls over uninhabited areas. Many 1MV projects got canned because it is harder to work with and low demand for 1MV components make them more expensive than what they might save.

Most long-haul lines today are still 700-850kV stepped down to 100-400kV before hitting urban power distribution rings. If there are HV lines going through your neighborhood, they are most likely ~300kV.


boogi man

join:2001-11-13
Jacksonville, FL
Reviews:
·Comcast

said by InvalidError:

said by boogi man:

there have been some reports over the years of clusters of cancer and other odd health concerns that seem to be clustered around HV transmission lines think 1MV+ however there was nothing proven conclusively.

There aren't many UHV power lines in the world and the few that exist are for very long hauls over uninhabited areas. Many 1MV projects got canned because it is harder to work with and low demand for 1MV components make them more expensive than what they might save.

Most long-haul lines today are still 700-850kV stepped down to 100-400kV before hitting urban power distribution rings. If there are HV lines going through your neighborhood, they are most likely ~300kV.

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