Research on Two-Electrodes’ Magnetic Field in Sea

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Based on the steady current field model of the point electrode in the three-layers media (air-seawater-seabed), the calculation model of the magnetic field generated by the current in the seawater or air was derived and validated, and the model was spread out to the distributing of magnetic field in the insulation semi-space of the n-layers media. Any point value of the magnetic field in the seawater and air can be calculated based on formulas. The results of the calculation indicated that the magnetic field generated by the point electrode in the seawater and air has obvious distribution character.

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June 2012

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