Greetings, We have a customer who wants to install one of our instruments in a room with a high voltage power line running overhead. They say it is 110KV @ 100Amps 50hz. I don't know the distance but I assume it is less than 10 meters. I know there are a lot of factors, but with the limited information I do have, it there a formula I can use to calculate what the magnetic and electromagnetic fields could be present at any given distance? Some ballpark numbers would be good enough, I think.
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