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CEI 211-4

CEI Classification: 211-4

Guida ai metodi di calcolo dei campi elettrici e magnetici generati da linee e da stazioni elettriche
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Publication Date: 2008-09
ValidFrom: 2008-11
Language: IT
Pages: 30
Issue Num.:  9482
Commitee: CEI-CT106
La presente Guida, elaborata dal SC 106A del CEI, "Esposizione umana ai campi elettromagnetici: bassa frequenza" ha lo scopo di fornire gli elementi fondamentali per il calcolo dei campi elettrici e magnetici a 50 Hz generati da linee, aeree e in cavo, e da cabine e stazioni elettriche. Essa è una revisione della Guida CEI 211-4:1996, per integrarla con metodi di calcolo del campo magnetico applicabili ad molte situazioni di interesse pratico non coperte dalla precedente edizione; fornisce inoltre indicazioni generali sulle metodologie disponibili per il calcolo del campo elettrico.
La Guida CEI 211-4:1996 era stata infatti redatta per formulare un metodo di calcolo del campo elettrico e del campo magnetico generati dalle linee elettriche aeree, che coprisse i casi di maggiore interesse riscontrabili in pratica per tali linee. Non era però applicabile a tutte le geometrie di linee aeree e in cavo e alle stazioni elettriche perché i metodi esposti nella suddetta precedente edizione, sviluppati limitatamente a geometrie bidimensionali, restavano applicabili soltanto alle linee, aeree e in cavo, nell'intorno delle quali i conduttori potevano essere considerati paralleli tra di loro e rispetto alla superficie del terreno (perlomeno per un tratto sufficientemente lungo rispetto alle distanze tra i conduttori stessi).

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International Coding Standard (ICS)

17.220.20
Measurement of electrical and magnetic quantities
* Including measuring instruments, instrument transformers
* Electric energy meters in buildings, see 91.140.50

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International Classification for Standards (ICS) is an international classification system for technical standards.

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  43    Road Vehicle Engineering

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  43.040    Road vehicle systems

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  43.040.20 Lighting, signaling and warning devices

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