Answer / abdurrahim

Heat is the purily resistive load, H=I*I*R*t.

Answer / sandhya

using form factor we can calculate heat load

Answer / jain c

H=I*I*R*t is the amount of heat produced in a conductor
when current is passed. the unit of heat load may be Joule.
I dont know exactly about heat load.

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