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Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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96 kg of ice has accumulated over 40 meters of a conductor whose 40 meters are 46 kg in a naked state. This conductor is III, where k=0.3. is in the ice zone.
Since it is known that it is calculated with q_b=k√d (kg/m) and the conductor is exposed to wind force at the same time with ice on it, calculate the q_+bw value as kg/m.
Frosted diameter D=√d²+216.46 q_b mm (d bare conductor diameter, qb ice load in kg/m)
Wind load q_w=p x d x c x 10^-3 N/m (no ice condition, different formula will be used in icy condition.)
It will be taken as c=2 and p=294.3 N/m²

qb= k√d kg/m
q+bw
D=√√d² +216,46 q, mm
qw=p.d.c.10-³ N/m

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