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wingman1985 Power-User Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: China Posts: 146	Motor Windings and Inferred Temperature for Zero Resistance 03/15/2010 8:45 PM
	k1 is 234.5 for 100% IACS conductivity copper, or 225 for aluminum, based on a volume conductivity of 62%. For other winding materials, a suitable value of k1 (inferred temperature for zero resistance) shall be used. How to intrepret " inferred temperature for zero resistance"? Thanks a billion. __________________ I am not a home work cheater. I am a translator seeking professional help
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