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Calculations are based on 75 C outside. temperature . of covering, emissivity of 0.92, East-West oriented conductor at 35 N Latitude, outdoors in 40 C ambient, and with 2 ft per second (1.36 mph) wind, sunlight at 11:00 a.m, 2. Conductor temperatures resulting are approximately 80 C, the desirable value for aluminum and ACSR under tension. 3. Ampere ratings are applicable to all types of weather resistant coverings. 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CHART SHOWS MINIMUM T: 7 INEALING MAY BEGIN. AC- CORDINGLY, PROTECT : ECTED, TO OPERATE IN SOMETHING LESS THAN .8 SECOKDS. NOTE: CURVES DERIVED FROM EQUATIONS (1), (7), & (3) GIVEN iM E558 f ALLOWABLE CURRENT - TIME CHARACTERISTICS FOR PREVENTION OF ANNEALING OF COPPER BARE AND COVERED CONDUCTORS UNDER TENSION a EBasca