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I think it means on average they can transmit 30% more current since they know the temperature of the lines for a given load, ambient temp, and air speed. It d
by applied_heat 3y ago
I think it means on average they can transmit 30% more current since they know the temperature of the lines for a given load, ambient temp, and air speed.
It doesn’t help on a hot day with no wind.
The transmission systems I have seen mimic geography - mostly transmitting power from generators to loads such as big cities. It is more of a radial or hub and spoke architecture than a matrix or grid.