how much current we can get from 11kv overhead line ?
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Answer Posted / mohamed
it is depend on the type of the conductor CU or Al
it is depend on the cross section area of the Conductor
R = resistevity * length / Area
1 MM^2 ----> Cu give between 3 --> 5 Amp.
1 MM^2 -----> Al give between 1 ---> 3 Amp
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