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    The document provides details on calculating the creep elongation of a continuous cast wire over time at elevated temperatures. It describes operating the conductor at normal ambient conditions to establish the approximate creep elongation until a point, inputting various periods of elevated temperature operation, such as 120 days or 30 years, which is a typical industry accepted value for how long a wire takes to achieve full natural creep elongation. It also includes an example calculation based on a 560 kcmil Aluminum busbar operating at 100°C, 200°C and 300°C over periods of 1000 hours, 1000 hours and 10 hours respectively, generating a table of temperatures and corresponding sag tensions.

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    The document provides details on calculating the creep elongation of a continuous cast wire over time at elevated temperatures. It describes operating the conductor at normal ambient conditions to establish the approximate creep elongation until a point, inputting various periods of elevated temperature operation, such as 120 days or 30 years, which is a typical industry accepted value for how long a wire takes to achieve full natural creep elongation. It also includes an example calculation based on a 560 kcmil Aluminum busbar operating at 100°C, 200°C and 300°C over periods of 1000 hours, 1000 hours and 10 hours respectively, generating a table of temperatures and corresponding sag tensions.

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    Creep Estimated IEEE 1283

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    The document provides details on calculating the creep elongation of a continuous cast wire over time at elevated temperatures. It describes operating the conductor at normal ambient conditions to establish the approximate creep elongation until a point, inputting various periods of elevated temperature operation, such as 120 days or 30 years, which is a typical industry accepted value for how long a wire takes to achieve full natural creep elongation. It also includes an example calculation based on a 560 kcmil Aluminum busbar operating at 100°C, 200°C and 300°C over periods of 1000 hours, 1000 hours and 10 hours respectively, generating a table of temperatures and corresponding sag tensions.

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