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Journal Article

Author
Smith, Harold W.
Title
Overhead transmission and distribution lines - II.
In
Commonwealth Engineer
Imprint
vol. 2, no. 1, Aug 1914, pp. 30-35
Abstract

The concluding part of this article deals with outdoor stations, particularly with regard to transformers mounted on poles and the mechanical calculations of the strength of poles, stress in guys, and sags in conductors. Some interesting tables are given regarding hard-drawn copper wires and cables and aluminium cables, and diagrams show sags of each and graphical calculations of short transmission lines.

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