Advanced Engineering Research (Sep 2015)
Electromagnetic radiation security estimation on the residential building roof for cellular antenna
Abstract
The work objective is to estimate the electromagnetic environment on the roof where a mobile system base station aerial is installed. The problem arises during maintenance, repair, and assembly operations for antenna-feeder devices. The evaluation problem for ecological assessment of the electromagnetic environment at a standard height of two meters above the roof is solved with the computational prediction method. Two strict models are used for electrodynamic simulation of energy flux density, i.e. a two ray model which describes the plane electromagnetic wave diffraction on the flat perfectly conducting roof surface, and finite models of the roof are described with the canonical problem on a wedge of infinite extent. The difference between the developed model and the known ones lies within the research possibility not only in the computational points but within a whole computational plane. In the simulation process, antenna emission characteristics can be set in a number of ways including those obtained from the radiation object specifications, as it is proposed in a well-known technique. The simulation results for energy flux density distribution in a horizontal plane within the roof space are given. Computational points are placed at the square grid nodes with the period of a quarter wavelength of the transmitter. A physical interpretation of the obtained results is given. A safety conclusion on the human presence on the roof with operating directional cel lular antenna of GSM standard is formulated.
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