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electrical heat load

09/15/2008 1:15 AM

Hai,

how i calculate the cable size

examble one single phase 2hp motor,two no of transformer in100watts,two no of 3 phase motor in 5hp
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Re: electrical heat load

09/15/2008 4:57 AM

Hello "Guest",

This looks like a Class or Homework Question, which we don't do at

You have not given sufficient details to give a proper answer.

Reply here, with the missing details, please.

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09/15/2008 6:29 AM

The topic you had put was Electrical Heat Load, however the contents are entirely different.

You state "how i calculate the cable size"

but you have not told us how you calculate the cable size. We all would like to know and get benefitted.

Please give details of all exambles as listed by you.

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09/17/2008 7:31 AM

British Standard 7671.

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