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         A,  = effective surface of radiation per foot of enclosure   8  Dwight, H.B., ‘Proximity effect formulae for bus enclosures’,
              length in square inches                     Trans. IEEE, 87, August,  1622-1628  (1968).
          TI = absolute temperature of  the hot body    9  Dwight,  H.B., Andrews,  G.W.  and  Tileston  Jr  H.W.,
            = (6, + 273)OC (e, = enclosure surface temperature   ‘Temperature rise of busbars’, Generul  Electric Review, May
                                                          ( 1940).
              in “C)                                   10  Elgar, E.C., Rehder, R.H. and Sverdlow, N.,  ‘Measured losses
          T2 = absolute ambient temperature               in isolated-phase and comparison with calculated values’, Trans.
            = (6, + 273)”C  (0, = ambient  temperature  in  “C)   IEEE, 87, August,  1724-1730  (1968).
              (For conductors, the enclosure temperature  will   11  Gupta,  C.P.,  and Prdkash,  R., Engineering  Heat  Transfer,
              become their ambient temperature).          Nemchand Bros, Roorkee, India.
                                                       12  IEEE Committee,  ‘Proposed  guide  for calculating losses  in
                                                          isolated phase bus’, Trans. IEEE, 87,August, 17361737 (1968).
        By convection                                  13  Jain, M.P., Proximity Effects of Busbars, ME thesis, Electrical
                                                          Engineering Department. University of Roorkee, Roorkee, India
         W,  E 0.0022. A,  .  pO.5  , @1.25   W/ft   (3 1.9)   (1969).
                          h 0.25                       14  Jain, M.P.  and Ray, L.M., ‘Field pattern and associated losses
                                                          in aluminium sheet in presence of  strip busbar’, Trans. IEEE,
          A,  = effective surface area per foot of enclosure length   89, Scptcmber/October, 1525-1539  (1970).
              - in square inches                       15  Jain, M.P. and Ray, L.M., ‘An experimental study of proximity
          P = air pressure in atmospheres                 effects of  busbars’, Journal of Institution (.$Engineers (India),
            = 1 at sea level                              51, No.  12, Part EM, August,  341-350  (1971).
           6 = temperature rise of the enclosure above the ambient   16  Mankoff, L.L., Sverdlow, N. and Wilson, W.R., ‘An analogue
              temperature in “C                           method for determining losses in isolated-phase bus enclosures’,
                                                          Trans. IEEE, 82, August, 532-542  (1963).
           h = width of flat or bar mounted in a vertical plane, or   17  Niemoller, A.R.,  ‘Isolated-phase bus enclosure currents’, Trans.
              the diameter of a round conductor in inches   IEEE, 87, August,  1714-1718  (1968).
                                                       18  Paulus,  C.F. and Bellack, J.H.,  ‘Progress in generator leads:
                                                          Economical application  of forced cooling’,  Trans. IEEE, 88,
        Further reading                                   February,  175-180  (1969).
                                                       19  Poritsky,  H.  and  Jerrard, R.P.,  ‘Eddy  current  losses’  Trans.
                                                          AIEE, Part I, 73, May, 97-108  (1954).
          1  Albright, R.H.,  Bates, A.C.,  Conanagla, A. and Owens, J.B.,   20  Sebold, G.K.,  ‘Induced current, in supporting steel for 10 000
            ‘Isolated-phase  metal  enclosed conductors for large  electric   Ampere. generator open bus’,  Trans. IEEE,  642447 (1960).
           generators’,  Trans. IEEE, 81, February,  1067-72  (1963).   21  Skeats, W.F. and Sverdlow, N., ‘Minimising the magnetic filed
         2  Ashdown, K.T. and Swerdlow, N., ‘Cantilever-loaded insulators   surrounding  isolated  phase  bus  by  electrically  continuous
           for isolated phase bus’, AIEE paper, April (1954).   enclosures’, AZEE  Trans. No. 62 (1962).
         3  Buchanan, G.E.,  ‘Lab field test experience with high capacity   22  Skeats, W.F.  and Sverdlow, N., ‘Minimising the magnetic field
           isolated-phase bus’, Trans. IEEE, 78, October, 925-93 1 (1959).   surrounding  isolated  phase  bus  by  electrically  continuous
         4  Conangla, A.C., ‘Heat losses in isolated phase enclosure’,  AIEE   enclosures’, Truns. IEEE, 81, February, 655-657  (1963).
           Trans. June, 309-3  13 (1 963).             23  Stratton, J.A., Electromagnetic Theory, McGraw-Hill, NewYork
         5  Conangla, A. and White,  H.E.,  ‘Isolated-phase  bus enclosure   (1941).
           loss factors’, Trans. IEEE, 87, August,  1622-1628  (1968).   24  Sverdlow, N. and Buchta, M.A., ‘Practical solution of induction
         6  Dwight,  H.B.,  ‘Theory  for  proximity  effects  in  wires,  thin   heating  problems resulting  from high current buses’, Trans.
           tubes and sheaths’, AZEE Trans. 42 (1923).     IEEE, 78, 1736-1742  (1959).
         7  Dwight,  H.B.,  ‘Some proximity  effects  formulae  for bus   25  Wilson, W.R. and Mankoff, L.L., ‘Short circuit forces in isolated
            enclosures’, Trans. IEEE, 83, December 1167-1 172 (1964).   phase buses, AIEE Trans., April (1954).
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