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Cite Journal: Electrical Engineering |  Publication Date: Nov 1, 1952 |
 Citations: 17 |
Affiliation: Hydro One (Canada)
THE EFFECT OF the thermal resistivity of the soil on the temperature of a buried cable is well known. It is of more importance for the newer directly buried and pipe-type installations in which the temperature rise through the soil forms a larger percentage of the total temperature rise than is the case with the older concreteduct types.
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