Current carrying capacity of Dog, Beaver, Zebra & Moose conductor

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Accepted Answer

The current carrying capacity of conductors varies depending on their material and size.

The current carrying capacity of a conductor is determined by its cross-sectional area.
Conductors with larger cross-sectional areas can carry more current.
The material of the conductor also affects its current carrying capacity.
Copper is a commonly used conductor material with high current carrying capacity.
Aluminum is another conductor material but has a lower current carrying capacity compared to copper.
The temperature of the conductor also affects its current carrying capacity.
Higher temperatures reduce the current carrying capacity of a conductor.
Conductors are often rated for their current carrying capacity in terms of ampacity.

Accepted Answer

Dog 360 amps

Beaver 290 amps

zebra 860 amps

moose 980 amps

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