Software suite for modeling and calculating magnetic fields from electrical
facilities.

EMFWorkstation 2.51
is a suite of software programs designed to calculate magnetic and electric
fields from electrical facilities and other sources, such as transmission and
distribution lines, substations, and common residences. The software is owned by
the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), and Enertech has a
commercialization license to make available this software to
non-utility companies, firms, and organizations. The software suite includes:
o
The EMF Expert - Magnetic field tutorial materials,
including field management,
transmission and distribution line magnetic fields,
residential
ground currents, and glossary of EMF terminology.
o
ENVIRO - Electric and magnetic field lateral profile
calculations from power lines
(as well as audible noise), with a capacity of up to
50 different
conductor bundles and calculation of induced
currents on shield
wires.
o
SUBCALC - Magnetic field modeling of electrical
facilities such as substations,
including transmission lines, primary distribution
lines,
underground cables and substation equipment such as
buses,
circuit breakers, power transformers, air core
reactors and
capacitor banks.
o
RESICALC - Magnetic field computer modeling of
residential environments due
to the presence of overhead transmission and
distribution lines,
allows user-defined conductors, and automatically
calculates net
currents within secondary and residential grounding
systems.
o
EXPOCALC - Electric and magnetic field exposure
calculations from power lines
based upon time and activity factors within
designated areas, with
a capacity of up to 50 different conductor bundles
and calculation
of electric field shielding from objects
(transmission line towers,
buildings, and trees).
o
PowerLine Calculator - Computes electrical
quantities associated with power
lines, such as phase current magnitude and angles,
power factor, apparent and reactive power, neutral
and
ground current magnitude and phase angles, etc.
ENERTECH Consultants
is not authorized to sell the EMFWorkstation to any electric utility. Organizations that
are eligible for EPRI membership (which currently includes both
domestic and international electric utilities) can obtain the workstation for free by
joining the EMF Management Target. Current members of EPRI's EMF Management Target can
order free copies of the EMFWorkstation by contacting the Electric Power Software Center.
All other interested agencies (government, education, or engineering/consulting) should
contact ENERTECH Consultants.
EPRI EMF Management Target Members should contact:
Electric Power Software
Center
(EPSC)
11025 N. Torrey Pines Rd.
Suite #120
San Deigo, CA 92037
Voice: (800) 763-3772
All other interested agencies should contact:
ENERTECH Consultants
ATTN: Sales Dept.
494 Salmar Avenue
Suite #200
Campbell, CA 95008
Voice: (408) 866-7266
FAX: (408) 866-7279
E-mail: ETCSales@enertech.net
Software Registration
A software lock has been integrated into the EMF Workstation. The software will run in a demo mode (can't perform calculations or save files to
disk) until it has been properly registered with EPRI and a valid unlock code has been
entered.
The unlock code will provide access to the software for the
remainder of the calendar year. It will automatically "time-out" on December 31
of each year, at which time you must call in and re-register the software for another year of use. The software will revert back to demo mode until another valid unlock code
is entered.
This software lock also prevents the software from being installed
on multiple systems without calling in for an unlock code. EPRI is requiring
this registration so it will have a record of end users for the EMF Workstation.
For EPRI utility members, contact the EPSC after receiving and
installing the software to obtain an unlock code. For non-members, please
contact Enertech Consultants.
This product incorporates technology developed
for the Electric Power Industry under the sponsorship of EPRI, the Electric Power Research
Institute.