Six-phase power line geometry for reduced electric and magnetic

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Anti-induction or coupling to other systems – Magnetic or electrostatic field control

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ABSTRACT:
A six-phase power line configuration reduces the measured intensity of electric and magnetic fields that are associated with transmitting AC electric power. An open-wire configuration is taught that is compatible with transmission on power line right-of-ways, and that can be made by converting existing three-phase dual circuit power lines.

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