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    The document contains parameters and formulas for calculating sag, tension, and stress on an overhead electrical conductor under different temperature conditions. It lists parameters like tensile strength, diameter, cross-sectional area, weight, coefficient of expansion, Young's modulus, temperatures, and safety factor. It then shows calculations of loading factor and working stress at maximum, everyday, and minimum temperatures using the given parameters and formulas. Tables show equivalent span, sag, and tension values at different temperatures.

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    The document contains parameters and formulas for calculating sag, tension, and stress on an overhead electrical conductor under different temperature conditions. It lists parameters like tensile strength, diameter, cross-sectional area, weight, coefficient of expansion, Young's modulus, temperatures, and safety factor. It then shows calculations of loading factor and working stress at maximum, everyday, and minimum temperatures using the given parameters and formulas. Tables show equivalent span, sag, and tension values at different temperatures.

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    Sagging Calculation

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    The document contains parameters and formulas for calculating sag, tension, and stress on an overhead electrical conductor under different temperature conditions. It lists parameters like tensile strength, diameter, cross-sectional area, weight, coefficient of expansion, Young's modulus, temperatures, and safety factor. It then shows calculations of loading factor and working stress at maximum, everyday, and minimum temperatures using the given parameters and formulas. Tables show equivalent span, sag, and tension values at different temperatures.

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    PARAMETER Ultimate Tensile Strength (UTS) Overall diameter of Conductor (d) Area of Cross section of Conductor (A) Weight

    of Conductor (w) Coefficient of linear Expansion () Youngs Modulus of elasticity (E) Maximum temperature Minimum temperature Everyday temperature Factor of Safety (FOS) (at 27 C) Ground clearance Weight of Conductor per unit area () Equivalent Span (L) : : : : : : : : : : : : : 8810.348 kg 21.9 mm 243 mm2 0.987 kg/m 0.0000189 /C 7700 kg/mm2 80 C 10 C 27 C 5 13.5 m 350 m

    Initial Condition Temperature = 27 C Working Tension Working Stress

    Loading Factor

    Maximum Temperature Condition Temperature = 80 C Loading Factor

    Difference of Temperature The working stress is determined by the following formula: [ [ [ ] ] ]

    Working Tension Maximum Sag Minimum Temperature Condition Temperature = 10 C Loading Factor

    Difference of Temperature The working stress is determined by the following formula: [ [ [ ] ] ]

    Working Tension Maximum Sag

    No. Equiv. Span (m) 1 250 2 300 3 350 4 400 5 450

    Sag (m) 3.84 5.69 7.91 10.50 13.45

    10 C Tension (kg) 2009.705 1953.299 1911.928 1881.642 1859.202

    Temperature 27 C Sag (m) Tension (kg) 4.38 1762.069 6.31 1762.069 8.58 1762.069 11.21 1762.069 14.20 1762.069

    Sag (m) 6.05 8.15 10.57 13.31 16.39

    80 C Tension (kg) 1275.709412 1363.413335 1431.500233 1484.938504 1527.335447

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