Considering bare, covered, or insulated conductors, which is the most commonly used in 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: Airframe Electrical What are the two requirements for a properly formed contact/conductor crimp?

A: A good quality of crimp is always desired in an electrical system.  Good Crimping is always gas-…

Q: the resistivity of annealed copper and aluminum?

A: copper is one of the oldest known materials. Its ductility and electrical conductivity were…

Q: Airframe Electrical System Question: What happens to the resistance of a wire if its temperature…

A: Resistance – at normal temperature material opposes the flow of electric charge through them, the…

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: Considering the termination temperature ratings of the equipment used in residential wiring, discuss…

A: In residential wiring the selection of conductor ampacity is always determined based on the 60°C…

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: 4. How does skin effect vary with conductor material ? 5.

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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: 19. What are the benefits of stranded conductors over solid-rod conductors?

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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: Sort out the materials (Insulation over the conductors) used in Low Voltage, Medium Voltage and High…

A: The satisfactory operation of a cable depends to a great extent upon the characteristic of…

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

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Q: list three factors that affect the resistance of conductors

A: The three factors that affect the resistance of conductors are - Length of conductor, l, Area of…

Q: Advantages and Disadvantages of using Wind energy.

A: Wind energy is one of tje most commonly used energy source for the generation of electricity using…

Q: What do you understand by Safety factor, puncture and Flashover of Insulator?

A: The safety factor is, Safety factor=Puncture voltageFlash over voltageFor example safety factor of…

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: 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: Propose THREE (3) safety practices that commonly applied for electrical systems or during conducting…

A: Any fault that occurs in any system , results in the high increase in flow of currents. This high…

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

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Q: how do i determine the creepage and cleareance distance for 150 kv high voltage insulator?

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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: 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: Per the NEC, which material must conductors be composed of, unless otherwise specified?

A: Conductor material

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: Essay (Minimum 300Words ) How Wireless Wearable Tech aid in the progress of Electrical Engineering?

A: Wearable technology: It is also known as "wearables", is a category of electronic devices that can…

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

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Q: Three 10 AWG, type THW conductors are to be installed between poles on individual insulators. What…

A: The conductor installed on the poles are mostly made up of aluminium. Ampacity is the maximum…

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

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Q: Define permeability in brief.

A: Permeability is related to the magnetic material and it states the tendency to pass the flux. It is…

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: The amount of heat generated in a conductor or other electrical equipment is a matter of how much…

A: From the Joule's law- Heat generated in the conductor- Heat generated g=I2Rt .....(a) where…

Q: Define the term Conductors

A: Conductor is material which allow the flow of the  Electricity, signal  and sound through it is…

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: 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…

Q: What is the importance of knowing and understanding the uses of electrical supplies, materials, and…

A: importance of knowing and understanding the uses of electrical supplies, materials, and tools

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.