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As an example, magnetic field measurements with and without the implementation of passive loops are performed in the laboratory, and in facilities of the Argentinean network. This allows to make comparisons between values ob tained by calculation and measurements that validate the results obtained by the developed tool. The magnetic field calculations are performed following the guidelines indicated by standards such as IEC 61876:1998 and IEEE Std 644 - 1994 (R2008). This way, the most suitable option can be applied to each case. The results obtained from these simulations allows to know the behaviour of the total field, considering the incorporation of different geometry and / or location of passive loops models, in the area where mitigation is required. Since in some circumstances, important differences between them could arouse. It also allows to compare the indications delivered between a three axis magnetic field meter and a one axis meter. The obtained results are the modules of the magnetic field produced by the facilities in RMS, the values of the spatial components of the field in RMS, and its temporal variation, in order to determinate the polarization. The other module makes it possible to calculate the magnetic field in the areas of interest, with or without the implementation of passive loops. The first one makes it possible to know the behaviour of the induced currents (magnitude and phase) of conductors in passive loops.

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This software was divided in two modules. Using this formulation, a software that allows the calculation of the involved variables was implemented. To achieve this objective, a mathematical formulation that allows to know the behaviour of passive loops and facilities was developed, in which mitigation strategies are to be implemented, considering its own characteristics. Mainly, the study focuses on the development of a tool to estimate variables involved in the implementation of passive loops. This paper studies the implementation of passive loops as a tool for Magnetic Field (MF) mitigation, at Extremely Low Frequency (ELF). Mostrar el registro sencillo del ítem dc.date.accessioned