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                     Table 9.20. Land based Installations. 6350/11,000 V. Cu/XLPE/PVC/AWA/PVC sin-
                     gle core Cu/XLPE/PVC/SWA/PVC three cores
                     Nominal         Single core in trefoil           3 cores
                     conductor
                            2
                     area (mm )   Resistance   Reactance at  Resistance at  Reactance at
                                                                  ◦
                                       ◦
                                   at 90 C       50 Hz          90 C          50 Hz
                                  (ohm/km)      (ohm/km)      (ohm/km)       (ohm/km)
                         16                                     1.47          0.137
                         25                                     0.927         0.129
                         35                                     0.668         0.121
                         50         0.494         0.138         0.494         0.115
                         70         0.343         0.130         0.343         0.108
                         95         0.248         0.123         0.248         0.102
                        120         0.196         0.118         0.196         0.0988
                        150         0.159         0.117         0.159         0.0962
                        185         0.128         0.112         0.128         0.0931
                        240         0.098         0.109         0.098         0.0900
                        300         0.080         0.105         0.080         0.0874
                        400         0.064         0.101         0.064         0.0849


                     Table 9.21. Land based Installations. 8700/15,000 V. Cu/XLPE/PVC/AWA/PVC sin-
                     gle core Cu/XLPE/PVC/SWA/PVC three cores
                     Nominal         Single core in trefoil           3 cores
                     conductor
                            2
                     area (mm )   Resistance   Reactance at  Resistance at  Reactance at
                                                                  ◦
                                       ◦
                                   at 90 C       50 Hz          90 C          50 Hz
                                  (ohm/km)      (ohm/km)      (ohm/km)       (ohm/km)
                         16                                     1.47          0.147
                         25                                     0.927         0.138
                         35                                     0.668         0.129
                         50         0.494         0.144         0.494         0.123
                         70         0.343         0.135         0.343         0.115
                         95         0.248         0.129         0.248         0.109
                        120         0.196         0.124         0.196         0.105
                        150         0.159         0.121         0.159         0.102
                        185         0.128         0.117         0.128         0.0986
                        240         0.098         0.113         0.098         0.0952
                        300         0.080         0.108         0.080         0.0922
                        400         0.064         0.107         0.064         0.0893


           9.4.2.3 Derating factor due to thermal resistivity of the ground

           Cables that are laid in the ground need to dissipate heat into their surroundings. The thermal con-
           ductivity of soil varies considerably from 0.7 km/W for wet soil e.g. near lakes, coastal areas, high
           water tables, to 3.0 km/W for very dry soil such as desert sand, see Reference 7.
                 The higher the value of thermal resistivity the more difficult it becomes to remove the heat from
           the cable. A value of 1.2 km/W is frequently used as the base value in data given by a manufacturer.
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