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Electrical Installation Design Guide: calculations for electricians and designers, 4th edition

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how do you apply the temperature correction to a resistive part of a cable ? the example states a correction to 70C (a+b) x 0.2 ?

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    I found it, it is (0.0013 x 0.0013) x 0.2 = 0.00052 ohms. I added the resistive parts of the both conductor and armour and them multiplied by the temperature factor 0.2
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    I found it, it is (0.0013 x 0.0013) x 0.2 = 0.00052 ohms. I added the resistive parts of the both conductor and armour and them multiplied by the temperature factor 0.2
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