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Copper Bus Standard Pipe Sizes-Hard Drawn
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Notes:
| 1. Courtesy Anaconda Wire and Cable Company; |
| 2. Tube dimension taken from A.S.T.M. Specification B-42-33, Tabular values based on a Density of 0.322 pound per cubic inch. |
| 3. * Conductivity of 98.0% I.A.C.S at 20°C. or 68°F. |
| 4. Elastic Limit of 16.000 pounds per square inch, |
| 5. Tensile strength of 40,000 pounds per square inch, |
| 6. ** 1 Microhm= 0.000 001 ohm |
| 7. § N.E.M . A. Electric Power Connector standards, Publication 37-47, September 1937, Sg 10-55 & Sg 10-56. |
| 8. Amperes capacity based on indoor mounting, not enclosed in separate regular. |
| 9. For temperature rises other than 30°., figure current capacity as follows: Rerating of tubes for changes in ambient, enclosure, or outdoor mounting must be based on the particular conditions to which each installation will be subjected. New current rating = ( New temperature rise/ 30 ½ X Current capacity for 30°C.rise.) Extra strong pipe size conductors have a 60 cycle capacity roughly 10% greater then housing, 40°C_ ambient. Double extra heavy wall tubes with wall thickness over ½ inch have smaller current capacity than half-inch wall tubes. Ratings for the regular sizes are satisfactory for 60 cycles and d.c. |