Therefore, for highest short circuit conditions, multiply values as calculated in step. 3 by 1.1 or 1.058 respectively. To find the lower end worst case, multiply results in step. 3 by .9 or .942 respectively. Note 4.Motor short circuit contribution, if significant, may be added at all fault locations. throughout the system. A practical estimate of motor short circuit contribution is to multi-. ply the total motor current in amps by 4. Values of 4 to 6 are commonly accepted. Step 4. Calculate the f factor. Step 6.
An Increasing Problem in the United States. Predominantly grown in the Southeast side of the United States, Sassafras albidum has become a popular tree for illegal use around the world. Sassafras albidum more commonly known as Sassafras, is a medium sized tree, with short branches that point up at the end.
The bark of the roots, formerly one of the ingredients in root beer, contains volatile oils, 80% of which is safrole. The FDA banned its use as an additive in 1960, as safrole was found to cause liver cancer in rats. The sale of sassafras tea was banned in 1976. The root bark extract and leaves are now treated commercially to produce a safrole-free product, the root bark being used as a flavoring agent and the leaves for filÃ© powder. The safrole free extract has, unfortunately, an inferior flavor.