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Number 29 gage sheet steel designated as U.S.S. Transformer 52 yields the following data: Frequency Flux density, kilogauss Core loss, watts per 1b 30 8 0.135 60 12 0.76 30 12 0.31 Calculate the hysteresis and eddy-current losses for each of the frequencies shown in the table.

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engineering

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  1. 1.90, 440 x 10^-7, 530 × 10^-9
  2. 2.0, 480 x 10^-7, 510 × 10^-9
  3. 2.15, 470 x 10^-7, 550 × 10^-9
  4. 2.05, 460 x 10^-7, 540 × 10^-9
  5. 1.95, 520 x 10^-7, 490 × 10^-9
  6. 2.08, 510 x 10^-7, 570 × 10^-9
  7. 2.06, 489 x 10^-7, 501 × 10^-9
  8. 1.98, 450 x 10^-7, 520 × 10^-9
  9. 2.2, 500 x 10^-7, 600 × 10^-9
  10. 2.10, 500 x 10^-7, 580 × 10^-9

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11995
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