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\nFIGURE11-3.Conductor chart,intermittent flow.  \n/8/98  \nCIRCUIT  \nVOLTAGE  \nAMPERES  \n200115|28|12  \n1  \n3  \n7  \n1.52  \n4  \n5  \n1S  \n20  \n50  \n10  \n30  \n70  \n1600400  \n200  \n100  \n1200300  \n150  \n150  \n100  \n1400  \n800  \n200  \n200  \n1260  \n720  \n180  \n90  \n640  \n160  \n80  \n1120  \n70  \n560  \n140  \n980  \n480  \n300  \n60  \n120  \n840  \n700  \nWIRE LENGTH IN FEET  \n400  \n100  \n50  \n560  \n320  \n80  \n40  \nPage 11-505  \n420  \n240  \n30  \n60  \n50  \n200  \n24  \n280  \n160  \n40  \n20  \n128  \n32  \n16  \n224  \n112  \n28  \n14  \n196  \n24  \n96  \n12  \n168  \n126  \n8  \n72  \n18  \n112  \n64  \n16  \n56  \n98  \n14  \n84  \n48  \n12  \n6  \n4  \n40  \n70  \n10  \n1816    1  \n14  \n4      2  1  1/02/03/04/0  \n24  \n22  \n20  \n6  \n12  \n10  \n8  \n.8  \n1  \n14  \n2  \nAC43.13-1B  \nNOTE  \nVOLTAGE DROP  \nLENGTH(LI)IS BASEDON CONDUCTOR TEMPERATURES OF 20°C  \nTO DETERMINE LENGTH(L2)AT HIGHER CONDUCTOR TEMPERATURE USE FORMULA  \nWIRE SIZE  \nWHERE T2=ESTIMATED CONDUCTOR TEMPERATURE℃  \nVOLTAGE DROP CHART  \nINTERMITTENT FLOW AT 20°  \nTIN-PLATEDMILW-27759  \nCONDUCTOR","cbCaisVUQAnOXKSG","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisVUQAnOXKSG","pdf",262109,"English","# Conductor Selection Chart\n## Technical Parameters and Guidelines\n## Temperature Correction Formula","[{\"question\":\"What is the primary purpose of this chart?\",\"answer\":\"The chart is used to determine the correct wire size based on the circuit voltage, current (amperes), and the required wire length to minimize voltage drop.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the base temperature for the provided wire length calculations?\",\"answer\":\"The wire length (L1) values in the chart are based on a conductor temperature of 20°C.\"},{\"question\":\"How can the wire length be adjusted for higher operating temperatures?\",\"answer\":\"To determine the length (L2) at a higher conductor temperature, you should use the formula: L2 = (254.5 * L1) / (234.5 + T2), where T2 is 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