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  1. mbous

    Ice load on Conductor

    Thank you for the reference RUS 1724e300. I had seen that factor .311 and tried to determine how it was calculated. Part is the conversation of unit to feet and part was the weight of ice. The weight of ice was the unknown. Not anymore. Thank you again. Mike
  2. mbous

    Ice load on Conductor

    Ice is less dense than water. Water weights 62.428 lbs/cu.ft.. In determining the radial ice on a conductor per foot, should I use 92% of the weight of water or is there an more acceptable number?
  3. mbous

    Synchronization of an isolated generator with load to grid

    Can a generator serving load running isolated "islanded" be tied to the grid without droping the load?
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