Electromagnetic interference on large wind turbines

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Abstract

Electromagnetic interference (EMI) can both affect and be transmitted by mega-watt wind turbines. This paper provides a general overview on EMI with respect to mega-watt wind turbines. Possibilities of measuring all types of electromagnetic interference are shown. Electromagnetic fields resulting from a GSM transmitter mounted on a mega-watt wind turbine will be analyzed in detail. This cellular system operates as a real-time communication link. The method-of-moments is used to analytically describe the electro-magnetic fields. The electromagnetic interference will be analyzed under the given boundary condition with a commercial simulation tool. Different transmitter positions are judged on the basis of their radiation patterns. The principal EMI mechanisms are described and taken into consideration. © 2009 by the authors; licensee Molecular Diversity Preservation International, Basel, Switzerland.

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Krug, F., & Lewke, B. (2009). Electromagnetic interference on large wind turbines. Energies, 2(4), 1118–1129. https://doi.org/10.3390/en20401118

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