What are types of conductor (wire) materials and where are they used in building electrical systems?

Q: Identify and discuss the factors that affect the resistance of a conductor. Based on these factors,…

A: Resistance is of a conductor is given by, R=ρlA Here, ρ is resistivity of conductor, A is cross…

Q: What are the limitations of solid type cables? How are these overcome in pressure cables?

A: Limitations of solid type cables:- The voltage limit for solid type cables is 66 kV because a solid…

Q: What is the importance of electrical supplies, materials, and tools in residential houses and…

A: Given that we need to outline the importance of electrical supplies and tools in residential and…

Q: What will be the conductivity of a perfect conductor?

A: Conductivity of a perfect conductor is very high (infinete). Resistivity of a perfect conductor is…

Q: What are the factors that influence or affects  the electrical properties of a material?

A: Given :    In the above question which of the factors influences the electrical property of a…

Q: what are Class 2 conductors made of?

A: Conductors are made up of metallic wires.  Based on the number of strands present inside the…

Q: Distinguish between ac and dc resistances of a conductor. Why the two differ?

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Q: Which of the following property the insulating material should possess to resist the flow of current…

A: Dielectric strength is defined as the electrical strength of an insulting material. In strong…

Q: Describe the construction and symbol of semi conductor device

A: Semiconductor size is small, it is similar to a transistor and works like a LED  the output has…

Q: Justify: Mention and explain any 4 the differences between conducting and Non-conducting wires

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Q: An aluminum conductor with a diameter of 0.2 in. was badly damaged during a short-circuit. It was…

A: The resistance of a circular conductor (R) is given by: Where, The resistivity of the conductor is…

Q: Q2)What are the factors that affect the coaxial cable ?

A: The explanation is as follows.

Q: What do you think is the effect of high temperature to metallic conductor?

A: Note that the metallic conductor have positive temperature coefficient as the temperature increases…

Q: Considering bare, covered, or insulated conductors, which is the most commonly used in electrical…

A: Conductors: They are the heart of electrical system as they carry electricity from one place to…

Q: 5.0 Question 5.1 5.2 Define the terms of electrical conductors? Define the term of cable insulator?

A: 5.1 Electrical conductors: In electrical engineering or in physics, an electrical conductor is a…

Q: Name two types of conductor insulation designed to be underground

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Q: 4. What is the effect of laid cables in proximity to each other?

A: The effect of laid cables in proximity also called as proximity effect which means the interaction…

Q: What is a conductor

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Q: Mention any two factors that can influence the resistance of a metal conductor and explain how each…

A: The factors affecting the resistance of a metal conductor are  1. Conductivity 2. Length of the…

Q: Why the magnetic and copper losses calculated by swinburn test method are less than the actual…

A: The magnetic and copper losses calculated by the swinburn test method are less than the actual…

Q: 9. For a 4-pole, 2-layer, dc lap-winding with 20 slots and one conductor per layer. What is number…

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Q: Discuss the phenomenon 'treeing and tracking' in solid insulating materials under electrical stress…

A: Breakdown due to treeing: when a solid material has some impurities like gas pockets or liquid…

Q: What table is used for conductor ampacity correction due to higher temperatures?

A: According to National electrical code (NEC) table no. 310.15 (B)(16)  is used for correction of…

Q: How many types of flows does a conductor have?

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Q: What is the super tension cable and application,rating

A: In this question we are discussing about super tension cable and application,rating. This is…

Q: Determine the resistance of the insulation in a length e of coaxial cable. b

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Q: hy ACSR Conductors are preferred over Copper Conductors?

A: The explanation is as follows.

Q: c) Why ACSR Conductors are preferred over Copper Conductors?

A: Overhead transmission lines and transmission towers are a typical sight in rustic India. The…

Q: THE TYPE OF WIRES AND WIRE GAUGES?

A: A wire is a single flexible strand of a metal, made up of materials which are good conductors of…

Q: What is RG rating of coaxial cable? Give detailed answer please

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Q: How can lighting fixture be ground and what size of the conductor can be used

A: There are so many things that come in our mind which is related to light. It may be an artificial…

Q: Explain voltage race theory. What is the Role of Arc in Circuit Breaker

A: Voltage Race Theory The arc is due to the ionisation of the gap between the contact of the circuit…

Q: Consider the three wires below, labelled X, Y. and Z, carrying various currents as indicated.…

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Q: What is the largest solid (nonstranded) conductor listed in the wire tables

A: Conductor is a kind of materials where the flow of electricity is possible. In other words where the…

Q: What are the common problems encountered when using parallel wire line? Coaxial lines? What are the…

A: Parallel cable transmission lines consist of cables insulated with insulating gaskets. A typical…

Q: i. When a transformer full of magnetic material is overloaded and heats up what would happen to the…

A: i) Overload means nothing but the exceeding voltage and current from its desired  limits. When…

Q: What is meant by a 4-wire 3-∅ system? What advantage does it possess

A: In this question we will write about 3 phase 4 wire system....

Q: Explain what it means to install "conductors in parallel," and give five conditions that must be…

A: Conductors in parallel have same voltage across each other. Conductors in parallel is installed to…

Q: what material is most commonly used as a conductor?

A: Conductor:  - Conductor can simply be defined as the entity that offers minimum resistance to the…

Q: What the microscopic analogues of current, voltage and resistance of a conductor?

A: The Microscopic form of a Ohm's law is, J=σE Where, J is current density, σ is conductivity, E is…

Q: name two types of conductor insulation designed to be used underground

A: According to NEC. Two types of conductor insulation designed to be used underground are =…

Q: With the aid of diagram, describe why power losses are high in a solid conductor. Suggest a method…

A: Power losses in a solid conductor occur due to its resistive property. The resistive property of a…

Q: Airframe Electrical System Question: What is the purpose of shielded electrical wire? (Source: FAA…

A: Purpose of shielded electrical wire:In an aircraft a number of highly sensitive electronic devices…

Q: Give a full presentation on types of insulating materials for cable?

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Q: Why are laminated poles used in modern de machine construction? What is an insulation class?

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Q: Conductors which exhibit similar properties in all conditions are referred to as conductors

A: A conductor is used to carry the current through it The phenomenon of allowing current through the…

Methods of Wiring

Electrical wiring is the way of integrating cables and wires to interconnected equipment such as fuses, switches, sockets, lights, fans, and so on to the main distribution board, which is a specific structure attached to the utility pole that ensures a constant power supply.