current carrying capacity उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. Copper is much heavier than aluminum for conductors of equal current carrying capacity, so the high tensile strength is offset by its increased weight.
2. I have no idea how you would estimate the electrical resistance of such a conductor, but think it would be inconveniently high, and so the current carrying capacity would be uselessly low.
3. Different combinations of contact blade widths, shapes, orientation, and dimensions create non-interchangeable connectors that are unique for each combination of voltage, electric current carrying capacity, and grounding system.
4. For circuit integrity cables, one simply uses a full scale wall panel test, loops the cables through the fire, energises the cables and quantifies the current carrying capacity of the cables during the fire.
5. However, both schools of thought came to the same conclusion-the current carrying capacity ( regardless of signal interference ) is only affected by insulation when you are handling extremely high currents-in which case the wire heats up and becomes resistant to current.
6. Heat is in fact the only limiting factor in the current carrying capacity of a wire although a rule of thumb in elec eng is a max current density of 1000A / cm ^ 2 . ( or 10A / mm ^ 2 ) . So using this current density your cable could carry 60A and still be within the ( IMO arbitrary ) limit.
7. The protected area was estimated to have a current carrying capacity to sustain 27 cheetah, which could be enhanced to over 32 individuals by addition of some more forested areas ( 120 km 2 ) to the Kuno Sanctuary and managing the surrounding 3, 000 km 2 establishes itself within the sanctuary, dispersers would not preclude the reintroduction of the Asiatic lion once the cheetah population is established and the two introductions would complement each other.
8. When i take a normal conduucting wire with a plastic insulation on it, and connect it in a circuit, does the insulation affect the current carrying capacity of the wire ? i mean to say in one case if i apply a potential to it and suppose with the help of an ammeter find that lets say 10 amps of current is flowing through it . . . . and in another case if i take the same conducting wire but this time without the insulation coating, will more current flow ? like does the insulating material affect the current conducting capacity of the wire ? i know we might get a shock if there was no insulation . . . . but is this phenomenon possible ? will more current flow ? and if it will then how can i design an elaborate practical experiment . . . i mean for my project i need to take experimental readings and collect the numeric data . . . . so how do i design the circuit?