WMS Contribution of high-voltage overhead lines to area area

The indicator detects the impact range of high-voltage overhead lines. In this area, the landscape is technically strongly overstated by management poles and has a low landscape aesthetic. This results in a reduced recreational effect in the free landscape. Exposure ranges of low-frequency installations are contained in the general administrative provision implementing the Ordinance on Electromagnetic Fields — 26. BImSchV (26. BImSchVVwV) defined as follows: ‘The area of action of an installation shall be the area in which the installation causes significant electrical or magnetic fields, whether or not the immissions actually cause harmful environmental effects, from the natural and medium anthropogenic immissions.’ These areas are used in the indicator as a measure of distance for the effect of electric and magnetic fields. When determining the provisions set out in Appendix 1 to 26. BImSchV-listed limits were taken into account by acute effects caused by electrical currents generated in the body by alternating electric and magnetic fields. For more information, visit http://www.ioer-monitor.de/index.php?id=44&ID_IND=U51RG