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220kV High Voltage Line 90m from Krzeszowice House: EMF Exposure & Meter Recommendations

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  • #1 17745706
    TymekMarek
    Level 2  
    I am begging you, help me, because I have been reading everything on this topic for a week and the more I read, the more I know that I do not know anything.
    I'm going to buy a house. It is located in Krzeszowice, 90 meters from the WN 220kV line. additionally 10 meters from the house there is an MV 15kV line. Will I be exposed to EMF more at such distances than living in the center of Krakow?
    Do I have to worry about it? I am asking for advice :(
    I wanted to buy an electromagnetic field meter, but I do not know if the measurement in uT is enough or is the measurement of the electric field V / m also important? because then I would have to buy 2 meters and the cost becomes significant.
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    #2 17745751
    opornik7
    Electrician specialist
    If aesthetic and acoustic reasons (the line can sometimes hiss) do not bother you, then 90m is almost cosmic, as is 10m for the 15kV line. And forget about buying meters in a DIY store.
  • #3 17745784
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
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    #4 17745845
    janek1815
    Level 38  
    Apart from hum sometimes, I have not been able to say a bad word for 20 years 220kV High Voltage Line 90m from Krzeszowice House: EMF Exposure & Meter Recommendations
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  • #5 17745857
    TymekMarek
    Level 2  
    janek1815 wrote:
    Apart from hum sometimes I can't say a bad word for 20 years 220kV High Voltage Line 90m from Krzeszowice House: EMF Exposure & Meter Recommendations


    Thank you very much for the information.
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  • #6 17745876
    kortyleski
    Level 43  
    Robo-technical wrote:
    neighbor "in the form of a 220kV line is not good

    Please explain why?
  • #7 17746378
    zbich70
    Level 43  
    janek1815 wrote:
    Apart from hum sometimes I can't say a bad word for 20 years
    It looks like 400kV.

    kortyleski wrote:
    Robo-technical wrote:
    neighbor "in the form of a 220kV line is not good

    Please explain why?
    Exactly! Chickens are not carrying, cows are not giving milk, are women not getting pregnant? This problem has existed for years - the electricity in the socket must be and is OK, but the transmission line is also bad. Oddly enough, power lines are no longer harmful when the money flows.
  • #8 17746402
    modero
    Level 22  
    You have a larger field than your Srayphons and you don't mind somehow ...
    Interesting ...
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    #9 17746473
    palmus
    Level 34  
    110kV and 30m. A buzzing in the fog. No other inconvenience for years. I marked the course with dots.
    220kV High Voltage Line 90m from Krzeszowice House: EMF Exposure & Meter Recommendations
  • #10 17746844
    exsufflatio
    Level 11  
    Recently, I saw an expertise of one of the design offices regarding the field layout under the 400 kV line. The intensity decreases exponentially and at approx. 30-40 m it is equal to 0. It was a project made for PSE.

    Here is an example:

    http://beta.nis.com.pl/userfiles/editor/nauka/92011_n/Zeczak_09-2011.pdf

    The harmfulness of the field increases with the frequency, 50 Hz is little compared to cellular networks, etc.
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    #11 17746854
    Strumien swiadomosci swia
    Level 43  
    The only confirmed impact is noise in the radio band in AM modulation.

    Secondly, I would be more concerned with what the neighbors are burning and whether there is a busy route or burdensome business.
  • #12 17746899
    palmus
    Level 34  
    ... and the sun exposure to the plot and the neighbors. Are there no psychopaths among them?
  • #13 17747779
    mar_uda
    Level 23  
    More than the electromagnetic field, I would be concerned that the plot on which the house stands would not end up in a restricted development zone. Because then any expansion is associated with considerable costs.
  • #14 17747860
    tomasz wojcicki
    Level 23  
    Or in some old cemetery because then it can scare you at home.
  • #15 17747957
    palmus
    Level 34  
    ... or in Russian barracks. The standard is the removal of a 3-meter layer of soil.
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  • #16 17748484
    janek1815
    Level 38  
    zbich70 wrote:
    janek1815 wrote:
    Apart from hum sometimes, I have not been able to say a bad word for 20 years
    It looks like 400kV.


    That's 400kV correct. A kilometer further we have 200kV :) Three kilometers away is the 400kV / 200kV station.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around concerns regarding electromagnetic field (EMF) exposure from a 220kV high voltage line located 90 meters from a prospective house in Krzeszowice, alongside a 15kV medium voltage line situated 10 meters away. Participants express varying opinions on the safety of living in proximity to these power lines, with some suggesting that the distance is sufficient to mitigate risks, while others advise against purchasing the property due to potential health concerns. The importance of measuring both magnetic fields (in microteslas, uT) and electric fields (in volts per meter, V/m) is highlighted, with recommendations against purchasing low-quality meters. Additionally, the discussion touches on the impact of other environmental factors, such as noise and local activities, on overall living conditions.
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