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Cross Section for Conductor (mm)	Diameter for Conductor (mm)	Wall Thickness for Conductor Shield (mm)	Wall Thick ness for Insulation (mm)	Wall Thick ness for Insulation Shield (mm)	Wall Thick ness for Corrugated Aluminum Sheath (mm)	Thickness for Outer Sheath (mm)	Outer Diameter for cable (mm)
185	16.2	1.2	14.0	1.2	2.0	4.0	76.4
240	18.4	1.2	14.0	1.2	2.0	4.0	78.6
300	20.6	1.2	14.0	1.2	2.0	4.0	80.8
400	23.8	1.2	14.0	1.2	2.0	4.0	84.0
500	26.6	1.2	14.0	1.2	2.0	4.0	87.2
630	30.0	1.2	14.0	1.2	2.0	4.5	91.6
800	34.0	1.2	14.0	1.2	2.0	4.5	95.6
1000	38.6	1.5	14.0	1.2	2.0	4.5	101.7
1200	42.0	1.5	14.0	1.2	2.3	5.0	106.7
1400	45.0	1.5	14.0	1.2	2.3	5.0	109.7
1600	49.2	1.5	14.0	1.2	2.3	5.0	112.9
1800	51.0	1.5	14.0	1.2	2.4	5.0	121.9
2000	54.0	1.5	14.0	1.2	2.4	5.0	124.9
2200	57.5	1.5	14.0	1.2	2.4	5.0	128.4
2500	60.0	1.5	14.0	1.2	2.6	5.0	131.3
3000	67.1	1.5	14.0	1.2	2.6	5.0	134.4

Q: A pair of Copper wire mains, each of 3.87 sq.cm cross section use to transmit the power, a distance of 915m for 10 hours a day, 80 kilo watt at 200 volts are taken from the mains, find power lost in cable per day at resistivity 1.7 micro ohm.cm.Note: Question is talking about A PAIR OF COPPER WIRE: Power loss per day is meaningless, I assume you mean energy loss per day, or power loss You have to calculate the resistance in the wire. Resistance of a wire in Ω R = ρL/A ρ is resistivity of the material in Ω-m L is length in meters A is cross-sectional area in m? A = πr?, r is radius of wire in m resistivity Cu 17.2e-9 Ω-m 3.87 cm? = 3.87 e-6 m? R = (2*915)(17.2e-9) / (3.87 e-6) = 8.13 ohms 80 kW at 200 volts is a current of 80000/200 = 400 amps You cannot put 400 amps through an 8 ohm resistance, as that requires a voltage of 3200 volts, which we don't have. So the premise of 80 kW is not possible. Perhaps you copied one of the numbers incorrectly. .

Q: Does it need the PCI-e power cable on the PSU: No maximum mom forums are huge-spread in they want the ATX 24pin significant plug. The could also want the 12v AUX too. regularly there's a mixture of molex and SATA connectors. maximum production unit machines do not use a extreme end video card so the wont have the PCIe video card connectors you should actually get a PSU that has extra skill than the cardboard needs AND that it comes with each and every of the connectors you want.

Q: Interested to learn more about selection of Power Cable for Diesel Generating Sets. I have checked out a few websites, but they are all too complicated and ask too many questions. Would like to know if there is a thumb rule for this?: Power cable size will depend on the output current rating of the genset. The conductor size shall be rated for carrying the maximum genset current contnuously and shall be rated for the voltage of the genset.

Q: Well yea, I just got my 8800 gs today... I just recently upgraded from a 7600 gt. Well I've never had to install a card like this. It comes with a power adapter. I have no idea how to install this power adapter. It had a connector for the video card, and 2 other connectors opposite. The 2 other connectors only had 3 pins, but fit in the my 4 pins. I've connected one of the pins to my power supply and have no more 4 pins. I just have 2 quick questions.Will it affect my video card if I only have 1 of the connectors connected to my power supply?andWill it still work if I connected the 3 pin to the 4pin on my power supply, will it still function correctly?: It would be best if you specified which PSU you have. From past experiences, 1 connector to the PSU works fine.

Q: are there power cables or batteries? Thanks: I bought the Rocketfish wireless rear speaker kit at BB for $99.99 and I love it. The unit plugs into the back wall behind my couch and you run the wires from it, not the reciever. I'm sure having it wired is the best way, but I have no complaints about my set up. It sounds great.

Q: im curious to know if using multiple small cables to power my amp is the same or better than using a single big one??like do three 4gauge wires give more power than one 1/0 gauge wire? or is it worse?and how do i know if my amp needs more current?? THANKS: a lot worse actually. if you think you are gonna get a 2nd amp, go for bigg wire an 1/0 guage could beat 5 or more 4 guages, because the current would be very accurate. the only time you split ur wire is to go to a diff amplifier that will draw its own current, otherwise ur probably not being accurate with it. ur amp needs more current if it doesn't stay consistent or if it goes into protection. ask another question, and include statts on ur amplifier like ohm loads and RMS and what fuses are on the side of it

Q: im running 4 ga power cable through my 2003 civic and im wondering if anyone hase any good places to run it through?: I have a 2003 Civic EX and simply created a hole in the boot that has some large cable going through it right below the Glove box. I have no leaks I too have 4 ga size wire. Good luck.

Q: do i fit the 2 other power connectors to the psu wire or just the one connectorThanksCard is an hd3870: Leave okorder

Q: Im planning on buying a psp go usb data and power cable from gamestop but need to know if it charges my dead psp go: No - bought one 2 hours ago, have been charging for 1 hour and it will not come on. Additionally, the orange light does not come on when charging. Maybe it works if it is not already dead, but I can 100% confirm it doesn't work with one already dead.

Q: I'm putting in my new power supply and gotta take out the old. But there isnt any clips to slide the cables out. I don't want to pull to hard and damage anything. How do you get it out. Do you pull hard? Help me.: Just pull on the cables. There are no clips. Just got to pull. Those things get really stuck with time. It's a really stupid connection system.

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