F. H. Richardson's bluebook of projection (1935)

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ELECTRICAL CONDUCTORS 65 wire of one mil cross-section area has a resistance of 10.5 ohms, then 400 feet will have 400 X 10.5 = 4200 ohms resistance. However, the resistance of a wire of given length decreases as its diameter increases. Table TABLE NO. 4 RESISTANCE OF COPPER WIRE AT NORMAL TEMPERATURE Resistance at 75° F., Internationa Units Ohms Ohms Feet Am. Gauge, per Per per B. & S. No. 1000 Feet Mile Ohm Ohms per Lb. 0000 0.04964 0.2621 20147. 0.00007758 000 0.06261 0.3306 15972. 0.0001234 00 0.07894 0.4168 12668. 0.0001962 0 0.09945 0.5251 10055. 0.0003114 1 0.1255 0.6627 7968. 0.0004960 2 0.1583 0.8360 6316. 0.0007894 3 0.1966 1.054 5010. 0.001254 4 0.2516 1.329 3974. 0.001994 5 0.3174 1.676 3150. 0.003173 6 0.4002 2.113 2499. 0.005043 7 0.5044 2.663 1982. 0.008013 8 0.6361 3.358 1572. 0.01274 9 0.8026 4.238 1246. 0.02029 10 1.011 5.340 988.8 0.03220 11 1.277 6.743 783.1 0.05135 12 1.609 8.496 621.5 0.08154 13 2.026 10.70 493.6 0.1293 14 2.556 13.50 391.2 0.2058 15 3.221 17.01 310.4 0.3268 16 4.070 21.49 245 7 0.5216 17 5.118 27.02 195.4 0.8249 18 6.466 34.14 154.6 1.317 19 8.151 43.04 122.7 2.092 20 10.26 54.15 97.51 3.312 21 12.93 68.26 77.35 5.263 22 16.41 86.62 60.95 8.476 23 20.56 108.6 48.63 13.32 24 26.00 137.3 38.47 21.28 25 32.78 173.1 30.51 33.84 26 41.54 219.4 24.07 54.35 27 52.09 275.0 19.20 85.44 28 66.17 349.4 15.11 137.9 29 82.27 434.4 12.15 213.1 30 105.1 554.7 9.519 347.6 31 131.7 695.4 7.592 546.3 32 166.2 877.4 6.018 869.6 33 209.5 1106. 4.772 1383. 34 264.6 1397. 3.779 2205. 35 333.7 1762. 2.996 3507. 36 420.1 2218. 2.380 5558. 37 530.4 2801. 1.885 8860. 38 669.9 3537. 1.493 14131. 39 843.0 4451. 1.186 22378. 40 1065. 5625. 0.9387 35734. No. 2 shows that a No. 6 wire is 162 mils in diameter and has a cross section area of 26,250 C. M. (circular mils). It follows that the resistance of our 400 feet of No. 6 wire would be equal to the resistance of 400 feet of 1-mil wire (4,200 ohms) divided by the cross-section