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    The document calculates the temperature shift required for a conductor over a 10 year period based on creep. It provides details of the conductor material and assumed loading conditions. It then calculates the creep over 10 years as 770.2 mm/km using creep coefficients for the material. Adding the equivalent creep from pretensioning of 102.9 mm/km gives a total creep compensation required of 667.3 mm/km. Dividing this by the conductor's coefficient of thermal expansion gives an equivalent temperature shift of 34.6°C.

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    The document calculates the temperature shift required for a conductor over a 10 year period based on creep. It provides details of the conductor material and assumed loading conditions. It then calculates the creep over 10 years as 770.2 mm/km using creep coefficients for the material. Adding the equivalent creep from pretensioning of 102.9 mm/km gives a total creep compensation required of 667.3 mm/km. Dividing this by the conductor's coefficient of thermal expansion gives an equivalent temperature shift of 34.6°C.

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    Creep Calculation by Colin Bayliss & Brain Hardy

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    Venkatasubramanian Iyer
    The document calculates the temperature shift required for a conductor over a 10 year period based on creep. It provides details of the conductor material and assumed loading conditions. It then calculates the creep over 10 years as 770.2 mm/km using creep coefficients for the material. Adding the equivalent creep from pretensioning of 102.9 mm/km gives a total creep compensation required of 667.3 mm/km. Dividing this by the conductor's coefficient of thermal expansion gives an equivalent temperature shift of 34.6°C.

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    TEMPERATURE SHIFT CALCULATION

    Particulars Symbol Unit Value


    Conductor Details
    Conductor Code Name - - ACSR ZEBRA
    No.of Aluminum wires Φ1 No/mm 54/3.18mm
    No.of Steel wires Φ2 No/mm 7/3.18mm
    2
    Area of Cross Section A mm 484.48
    KN 131.9
    UTS of Conductor U
    Kg 13445.5

    Loading details (Assumed)


    Every Day Stress as % of UTS (Considering FOS=4.5) - % 22.22
    Every Day Temperature of conductor θ °C 32
    Pretensioning Tension as % of UTS - % 22.22

    Creep calculation ( Using Third edition of Transmission and Distribution Electrical Engineering book by
    Colin Bayliss & Brian Hardy)
    Time period Considered for creep t1 Yrs 10
    Hrs 87600
    Average every day stress (EDS/area) σ kgf/mm2 6.167
    Every Day Temperature of conductor θ °C 32
    μ - 0.377
    β - 1.418
    φ - 0.0171
    Creep coefficients for ACSR conductors, Table 18.10a
    δ - 0.1876
    e - 2.7182818
    K - 1.6
    From formula 1 of Cl.No. 18.5.1.5,
    Creep for t1 period = = mm/km 770.2
    1.41
    Equivalent Creep of Pretensioning
    Pretensioning time t2 hrs 48
    Stress during Pretensioning σ kgf/mm2 6.167
    Equivalent Creep of pretensioning for t2 period

    = mm/km 102.9
    Therefore Creep Compensation Required
    = mm/km 667.3
    Coefficient of thermal expansion of the conductor a /°C 0.0000193

    Therefore Equivalent Temperature shift

    (ε1 - ε2) ÷ a = 34.6 °C

    Note: The above calculations are made to the best of our knowledge from the available resources and assumed conditions.

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