ECA 214 Calculation of Current Ratings on Hookup Wire, Method for
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ECA 214 Document Information:
Title
Calculation of Current Ratings on Hookup Wire, Method for
Electronic Components Association
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1958
Scope:
The method of calculation provided by this recommended practice
applies to the following conditions :
Continuous currents and thermal equilibrium. Current may be
either direct. or alternating. Alternating current may be single or
multiphase, at frequencies up to 800 cycles per second: above 800
cycles, the AC resistance must be corrected for skin and proximity
effects.
Insulated wires in air subject to convection and radiation. Heat
transfer from the wires to the surroundings by conduction is
negligible. Specific environmental conditions such as altitude,
ambient air temperature, type of convection, etc,, must be fixed
for each calculation.
Wire construction.
Conductors of circular cross-section ; fabricated of any metal,
solid or stranded. If stranded, the conductor should form a compact
circular unit.
Close-fitting insulation, concentric with the conductor,
consisting of one or more layers of different materials.
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