15. An overhead line conductor has a cross-sec- tional area of 3.2 cm². It is supported on level supports of a span of 150 m. The spe- cific weight of the conductor is 7800 kg/ m³, and the working stress is 1050 kg/cm². What is the working tension? (i) 1560 kg (iii) 3360 kg 16. In Q. 15, the sag is (1) 2.1 m (iii) 2.9 m (ii) 2416 kg (iv) 986 kg (ii) 3-6 m (iv) 4.2 m

15. An overhead line conductor has a cross-sec- tional area of 3.2 cm². It is supported on level supports of a span of 150 m. The spe- cific weight of the conductor is 7800 kg/ m³, and the working stress is 1050 kg/cm². What is the working tension? (i) 1560 kg (iii) 3360 kg 16. In Q. 15, the sag is (1) 2.1 m (iii) 2.9 m (ii) 2416 kg (iv) 986 kg (ii) 3-6 m (iv) 4.2 m

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Chapter4: Transmission Line Parameters

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