 | Arthur Edwin Kennelly - 1916 - 330 pages
...lines LBL Off. A ? ^ L^ -«. ?C' i; B' L,' FIG. 46. — Analysis of the Double-wire Circuit of Fig. 44 into two equivalent single-wire circuits A, B, C and...twice the condenser capacity of the circuit in Fig. 44. in the steady state ; but, as a first approximation, which is sufficiently good for all but very... | |
 | Arthur Edwin Kennelly - 1916 - 326 pages
...U B' L" FIG. 46. — Analysis of the Double-wire Circuit of Fig. 44 into two equivalent single-wife circuits A, B, C and A-, B', C-, each having twice the condenser capacity of the circuit in Fig. 44. frequencies, the capacity may be either lumped into a single condenser at the middle of the line,... | |
 | 1904 - 532 pages
...any two-wire metallic circuit ; or for any interlinked multiphase and multiple-wire circuit. For L B' L' Fig. 3. Analysis of the double-wire circuit of...frequencies of power transmission. This is because the waveAl -7T1 TZ — BC I~ " I tfi' P LBL A 4 1 II .1 F^ mnm Irlength of alternating current at such... | |
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B', C', each having twice the condenser capacity of the circuit in Kg. 44. frequencies, the capacity may be either lumped into a single condenser at the middle of the line, as in Figs. 45 to 47, thus forming the nominal T of the line ; or, as is usually... 