9.13 The conductors of a single phase line are 4 cm in diameter. They are located 4 m apart and 8 m above ground. The ground conductivity is such that the ground plane for the magnetic field is 15 m below the true earth surface. Calculate the wave velocities for line and ground modes on this circuit.

9.13 The conductors of a single phase line are 4 cm in diameter. They are located 4 m apart and 8 m above ground. The ground conductivity is such that the ground plane for the magnetic field is 15 m below the true earth surface. Calculate the wave velocities for line and ground modes on this circuit.

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