2. Permissible currents and electrical protection
2.1 Permissible currents for conductors and cables
The admissible current (I z ) is defined as the maximum value of current that can permanently flow through a conductor, under given conditions, without the steady-state temperature exceeding a specified value.
This definition shows that the value of the admissible current depends essentially on the following factors :
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