Transient interaction model of electromagnetic field generated by lightning current pulses and human body

Electrostatics 2015

物理学;数学

Iváncsy, T.^1 ; Kiss, I.^1 ; Szücs, L.^2 ; Tamus, Z.Á.^1

Department of Electric Power Engineering, Hungary^1

Department of Broadband Infocommunications and Electromagnetic Theory, Egry J. u. 18, Budapest

H-1111, Hungary^2

关键词: Coupling mechanism;    Down-conductors;    Field calculation;    Lightning currents;    Physical phenomena;    Time-varying magnetic fields;    Transient interactions;    Transient model;   

Others  :  https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1742-6596/646/1/012004/pdf
DOI  :  10.1088/1742-6596/646/1/012004

来源: IOP

【 摘 要 】

The lightning current generates time-varying magnetic field near the down- conductor and the down-conductors are mounted on the wall of the buildings where residential places might be situated. It is well known that the rapidly changing magnetic fields can generate dangerous eddy currents in the human body.The higher duration and gradient of the magnetic field can cause potentially life threatening cardiac stimulation. The coupling mechanism between the electromagnetic field and the human body is based on a well-known physical phenomena (e.g. Faradays law of induction). However, the calculation of the induced current is very complicated because the shape of the organs is complex and the determination of the material properties of living tissues is difficult, as well. Our previous study revealed that the cardiac stimulation is independent of the rising time of the lightning current and only the peak of the current counts. In this study, the authors introduce an improved model of the interaction of electromagnetic fields of lighting current near down-conductor and human body. Our previous models are based on the quasi stationer field calculations, the new improved model is a transient model. This is because the magnetic field around the down-conductor and in the human body can be determined more precisely, therefore the dangerous currents in the body can be estimated.