Sentence examples for power conductors from inspiring English sources

Mr. Karapetian, also 29, is the director of sales and marketing at Acopian Technical Company, a family-owned company in Easton, Pa., that manufactures commercial power conductors.

Two different solutions were used; the first is based on a current sensor and a radio transmitter receiver system, the second relies on the mutual effect between the line and the shield wires thus not requiring any device installed on the power conductors.

Bites tend to penetrate the cable insulation, allowing the power conductor to ground with seawater.

Think about it: their granite blocks were originally encased in limestone, almost as if they had been insulated, as a power conductor is, with rubber.

The paper presents FE analyses for predicting longitudinal stresses from tension tension and tension bending fatigue tests of a 95 mm2 stranded copper power conductor.

This spark gap is ionized and rendered conductive when lightning raises the voltage of the power line conductor, thus effectively connecting the SiC column between the power conductor and the earth.

One major power conductor and the rest can be for production.

Sakari Oramo's account, with the BBC Symphony Orchestra, and the men of the BBC Singers and BBC Symphony Chorus, didn't stint on any of that elemental power; other conductors find more tenderness in some corners of the score, but Oramo made the whole thing taut, hieratic and tragically inevitable.

As an initial electric fault occurs, the fault current would result in a strong magnetic force and torque exerted on the power line conductors.

The software is capable of predicting the smallest distance between the power line conductors during their swing procedure, from which one can predict the probability of the magnetically induced subsequent fault; and determine the allowed span length range from consideration of eliminating the subsequent fault, which is anticipated to be useful for a utility in long span design.

"They've lost their head-in power," our conductor said.