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Conductors in Overhead Lines

01/22/2010 5:41 AM

plz tell me, the types of conductors in over head lines with respective applications(voltage)?
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Re: conductors in over head linens

01/22/2010 5:46 AM

guest; aluminum with steel core
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Re: conductors in over head linens

01/22/2010 6:38 AM

Also, search Wikipedia for "electricity transmission", and follow the links.

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Re: Conductors in Overhead Lines

01/24/2010 1:54 PM

This sounds like homework to me. Please perform an internet or wikipedia search for your answer.

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Re: Conductors in Overhead Lines

01/30/2010 1:44 AM

be serious friend, th proffession isn't as you take.am only hoping that you are a student, otheryz google. examples are ACSR conductors but they come in different x-sctional areas which vary with he cpacity of the sysytem,ie currnt carrying capacity. can't help you match here, wished i could meet u. enjoy your self pal,


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