Relation between Sq.mm of wire and Its current carrying
capacity?
Answer Posted / k.a.sharma
Current carrying capacity is given by
I = (V*a)/(r*l)
I = Current carrying capacity
V = Max. allowable voltage drop in length 'l' by design.
a = cross sectional area of wire
r = specific resistance of material of wire
l = length of wire
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