3-Phase, 60Hz, transposed transmission line is configured as shown below. Phase spacing D is 14m and conductor geometric mean radius is 20mm. Calculate the line inductance per phase per kilometer. [express your answer in mH/km] b( a ← Answer: 2D C D

3-Phase, 60Hz, transposed transmission line is configured as shown below. Phase spacing D is 14m and conductor geometric mean radius is 20mm. Calculate the line inductance per phase per kilometer. [express your answer in mH/km] b( a ← Answer: 2D C D

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3-Phase, 60Hz, transposed transmission line is configured as shown below.
Phase spacing D is 14m and conductor geometric mean radius is 20mm.
Calculate the line inductance per phase per kilometer.
[express your answer in mH/km]
a
G
Answer:
2D
b
C
D

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