If the thickness of the insulating material in the problem with code COFFEE is increased by 30%, what will be the new insulation resistance of the cable? Answer in Megaohms. Code: COFFEE. A single-core cable has a conductor diameter of 13.5 mm and insulation thickness of 8.2 mm. Given the specific resistance of the insulating material as 7.5E10^8 Megaohms-cm, calculate the insulation per quarter-kilometer of the cable in Megaohms.

If the thickness of the insulating material in the problem with code COFFEE is increased by 30%, what will be the new insulation resistance of the cable? Answer in Megaohms. Code: COFFEE. A single-core cable has a conductor diameter of 13.5 mm and insulation thickness of 8.2 mm. Given the specific resistance of the insulating material as 7.5E10^8 Megaohms-cm, calculate the insulation per quarter-kilometer of the cable in Megaohms.

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Chapter4: Transmission Line Parameters

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Problem 4.3P: A transmission-line cable with a length of 2 km consists of 19 strands of identical copper...

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