05/ A transmission line over a hillside where the angle is (0 = 2.2924°), is supported by two 22 m high towers with a distance of 400 m between them. The lowest conductor is fixed 1.5 m below the top of each tower. Given that conductor weight 1 kg/m and the allowable tension is 2000 kg. Find the clearance of the conductor from the ground. D

05/ A transmission line over a hillside where the angle is (0 = 2.2924°), is supported by two 22 m high towers with a distance of 400 m between them. The lowest conductor is fixed 1.5 m below the top of each tower. Given that conductor weight 1 kg/m and the allowable tension is 2000 kg. Find the clearance of the conductor from the ground. D

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Chapter4: Transmission Line Parameters

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