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Information × Registration Number 0220U100269, 0115U001359 , R & D reports Title Development of energy saving technologies to reduce the impact of man-made electromagnetic energy on the environment popup.stage_title Head Розов Володимир Юрійович, Registration Date 14-01-2020 Organization State Institution "Institute technical problems magnetism of the National academy of sciences of Ukraine" popup.description2 The object of study is the electromagnetic field of power grids and household electrical equipment. The purpose of the project is to develop methods and means of reducing energy loss, which is scattered in the form of an electromagnetic field of industrial frequency during the transmission of electric energy, and to create scientific bases for energy-saving technologies to protect the living and natural environment from negative electromagnetic effects of power grids. During the research, the analysis of physical processes in the energy sector, leading to the scattering of electromagnetic energy, and scientific approaches to the creation of methods for reducing the electromagnetic field of power dissipation; scientific principles of energy-saving technologies for reducing the electromagnetic influence on the environment of the main electric grids of 220 kV-750 kV are developed, including at the intersection of reservoirs, distribution grids with a voltage of 0.4-110 kV; internal electrical networks of homes and household electrical equipment. Methods for reducing the loss of electromagnetic energy, which is scattered in the form of an electromagnetic field of industrial frequency during its transmission, have been developed, and scientific bases of energy-saving technologies for protecting the living and natural environment from the negative influence of the electromagnetic field of power grids have been created. Product Description popup.authors Yerisov Anatolii V. Ivlieva Liubov F. Gretskykh Svitlana V. Dobrodieiev Pavlo M. Mykhaylov Valeriy M. Rozov Volodymyr Yu. Sokol Oleksandr V. popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close