N.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. Tit. 16 § 1001.35 - Exhibit 35: electric and magnetic fields
Exhibit 35 shall contain:
(a) For the entire right-of-way of the
proposed power line providing the electrical interconnection between the
proposed facility and the existing electric transmission and distribution
system, identify every right-of-way segment having unique electric and magnetic
field (EMF) characteristics due to structure types and average heights,
rights-of-way widths, and co-location of other transmission facilities in the
right-of-way.
(b) For each
identified right-of-way segment, provide both "base case" and "proposed"
cross-sections to scale showing:
(1) all
overhead electric transmission, sub-transmission and distribution facilities
including the proposed facility showing structural details and dimensions and
identifying phase spacing, phasing, and any other characteristics affecting EMF
emissions;
(2) all underground
electric transmission, sub-transmission and distribution facilities;
(3) all underground gas transmission
facilities;
(4) all right-of-way
boundaries; and
(5) structural
details and dimensions for all structures (dimensions, phase spacing, phasing,
and similar categories) and include a Station number identifying the
location.
(c) A set of
the aerial photos/drawings enhanced by showing the exact location of each:
(1) identified right-of-way
segment;
(2) cross-section;
and
(3) nearest residence or
occupied non-residential building in each identified right-of-way segment with
a stated measurement of the distance between the edge of right-of-way and the
nearest edge of the residence or building.
(d) An EMF study with calculation tables and
field strength graphs for each identified right-of-way segment cross-section,
as follows:
(1) the study must be signed and
stamped/sealed by a licensed professional engineer registered and in good
standing in the State of New York;
(2) provide the name of the computer software
program used to model the facilities and make the calculations;
(3) regarding electric fields, model the
circuits at rated voltage and provide electric field calculation tables and
field strength graphs calculated at one meter above ground level with five foot
measurement intervals depicting the width of the entire right-of-way and out to
500 feet from the edge of the right-of-way on both sides, including digital
copies of all input assumptions and outputs for the calculations;
(4) regarding magnetic fields, model the
circuit phase currents equal to the summer normal, summer short term emergency
(STE sum), winter- normal, and winter short term emergency (STE win) loading
conditions and provide magnetic field calculation tables and field strength
graphs calculated at one meter above ground level with five foot measurement
intervals depicting the width of the entire right-of-way and out to 500 feet
from the edge of the right-of-way on both sides, including digital copies of
all input assumptions and outputs for the calculations;
(5) regarding magnetic fields, also model the
circuit phase currents equal to the maximum average annual load estimated to be
occurring on the power lines within 10 years after the proposed facility is put
in operation and provide magnetic field calculation tables and field strength
graphs calculated at one meter above ground level with five foot measurement
intervals depicting the width of the entire right-of-way and out to 500 feet
from the edge of the right-of-way on both sides, including digital copies of
all input assumptions and outputs for the calculations; and
(6) regarding magnetic fields, also model a
"base case" with the circuit phase currents equal to the maximum average annual
load currently estimated to be occurring on the existing power lines within the
right- of-way (without construction or operation of the proposed Facility) and
provide magnetic field calculation tables and field strength graphs calculated
at one meter above ground level with five foot measurement intervals depicting
the width of the entire right-of-way and out to 500 feet from the edge of the
right-of-way on both sides, including digital copies of all input assumptions
and outputs for the calculations.
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