(3 x 5) AWG???
(3 x 5) AWG???
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I would like to request information as to what a (3 x 5) AWG copper conductor equals to in mm2?
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RE: (3 x 5) AWG???
Bill
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"Why not the best?"
Jimmy Carter
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it seems (3 x 5) AWG is 50.32mm2 (1/0 AWG)
and (3 x 7) AWG is 31.65mm2 (2AWG)
RE: (3 x 5) AWG???
Also note that copperweld is mostly steel and doesn't have near the conductivity of copper.
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The power system is low resistance on the primary and secondary distribution and HRG on the LV...is this the reason hwy they may have specified this smaller size? Comments everyone?
To make it more interesting, the associated earth-return path or equipment bonding conductors are bigger size.
RE: (3 x 5) AWG???
Bill
--------------------
"Why not the best?"
Jimmy Carter
RE: (3 x 5) AWG???