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On a hot summer day, a small drop in temperature feels like the obvious relief for a transmission line. It's the change everyone waits for…
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On a hot summer day, a small drop in temperature feels like the obvious relief for a transmission line. It's the change everyone waits for during a heatwave.
But if you had to pick between that and a shift in the conditions around the conductor, temperature wouldn't necessarily win. On overhead lines, the difference in impact is bigger than it sounds.
👉 Swipe for fact #2.
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