Attachment Attachment B- RadHaz

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ATTACHMENT B

Radiation Hazard Study


                                                                  ATTACHMENT B


                                            ANALYSIS OF NON-IONIZING RADIATION
                                         FOR A 5.5 M OFFSAT EARTH STATION ANTENNA

   THIS REPORT ANALYZES THE NON-IONIZING RADIATION LEVELS FOR A(n) 4.1   METER EARTH STATION ANTENNA.
   THE OFFICES OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY BULLETIN NO. 65, AS REVISED, 1997, SPECIFIES THAT THE MAXIMUM
   LEVEL OF NON-IONIZING RADIATION THAT A PERSON MY BE EXPOSED TO OVER A SIX MINUTE PERIOD IS AN AVERAGE
   POWER DENSITY EQUAL TO 5 mW/cm2 (FIVE MILLIWATTS PER CENTIMETER SQUARED). IT IS THE PURPOSE OF THIS
   REPORT TO DETERMINE THE POWER FLUX DENSITIES OF THE EARTH STATION ANTENNA IN THE FAR FIELD, NEAR
   FIELD, TRANSITION REGION, BETWEEN THE SUBREFLECTOR AND THE MAIN REFLECTOR SURFACE. AT THE MAIN
   REFLECTOR SURFACE AND BETWEEN THE ANTENNA EDGE AND THE GROUND.




                          THE FOLLOWING PARAMETERS WERE USED TO CALCULATE THE VARIOUS POWER FLUX
                       DENSITIES FOR THIS EARTH STATION.


Antenna Diameter, (equivalent for 5.5 X 2.4M reflector)   (D)       =              4.10 meters                   410 cm

                                                                                              2                         2
Antenna Surface area,                                     (Sa)      =             13.20 meters             132025.43 cm

Feed Flange Diameter (equivalent for 15.24cm square)      (Df)     =              17.20 cm                     0.172 meters

                                                                                           2                               2
Area of Feed Flange                                       (Fa)      =            232.35 cm                     0.023 meters

Frequency in GHz                                                                   6.18 GHz
Wavelength at Frequency                                   (λ)       =              4.86 cm                    0.0486 meters

Transmit Power at Flange                                  (P)      =             450.00 Watts

Antenna Gain at Frequency                                 (Ges)    =           45.90 dB
Gain converted to power ratio                                               38904.51 dBi

Antenna Aperture Efficiency                               (n)      =               0.56 Percentage / 100

1. Far Field Calculations:

Distance to the far field region                          (Rf)     =        207.6035 meters

                                                                                              2
On axis power density in the far field                    (W f)                    3.23 mW/cm


2. Near Field Calculations:

Extent of near field                                      (Rn)                    86.50 meters

                                                                                              2
Near field power density                                  (W n)                    7.63 mW/cm


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3. Transition Region Calculations:

The maximum power density in the transition region will not exceed that calculated for the near field
region. The power density in the near field region, as shown above, will not exceed                     7.63 mW/cm 2

4. Region between main reflector & subreflector:

                                                                                                   2
Power density at feed flange                                 (W f)                   7746.86 mW/cm

5. Main Reflector Region:

                                                                                                   2
Power density at reflector surface                           (W s)                     13.63 mW/cm

6. Region Between Reflector & Ground:

                                                                                                   2
Power density between reflector & ground                     (W g)                      3.41 mW/cm




                                                                           Table 1

                                                        Summary of Expected Radiation Levels

                                               Based on (5 mW/cm 2 ) MPE for Controlled Environment

                                                                          Calculated Maximum
Region                                                                    Radiation Level (mW/cm 2 )        Hazard Assessment

1. Far Field, (Rf)=                                                                     3.23                SATISFIES ANSI

2. Near Field, (Rn )=                                                                   7.63                POTENTIAL HAZARD

3. Transition Region, (Rt)                                                              7.63                POTENTIAL HAZARD
   Rn < Rt < Rf

4. Between Main Reflector
   and subreflector                                                                  7746.86                POTENTIAL HAZARD

5. Reflector Surface                                                                   13.63                POTENTIAL HAZARD

6. Between Antenna and Ground                                                           3.41                SATISFIES ANSI


It is the applicants responsibility to ensure that the public and operational
personnel are not exposed to the harmful levels of radiation.



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