1	13	21	75	1.374	0.355	771	85	3.16	Squirrel
2	16	26	80	1.09	0.349	952	106	3.54	Gopher
3	20	31	94	0.9166	0.345	1136	125	3.89	Weasel
4	25	42	136	0.6720	0.339	1503	171	4.5	Ferret
5	30	52	156	0.5449	0.335	1860	214	5.03	Rabbit
6	40	62	167	0.4565	0.333	2207	255	5.49	Mink
7	45	73	186	0.3906	0.33	2613	303	5.99	Beaver
8	48	78	204	0.3656	0.329	2746	318	6.14	Racoon
9	55	95	226	0.315	0.327	3324	385	6.78	Cat
10	65	104	240	0.2745	0.315	3899	394	7.08	Dog
11	80	128	295	0.2221	0.282	5790	604	8.26	Tiger
12	95	154	335	0.1844	0.266	7350	727	9.07	Wolf
13	110	183	360	0.1554	0.261	7950	844	9.77	Lynx
14	130	207	400	0.1375	0.256	9127	976	10.50	Panther
15	140	233	430	0.1223	0.252	10210	1097	11.13	Lion
16	160	258	470	0.1102	0.25	11310	1217	11.73	Bear
17	185	317	525	0.08988	0.244	13780	1492	12.98	Goat
18	225	336	550	0.0771	0.24	15910	1726	13.97	Sheep
19	260	419	630	0.06786	0.237	18230	1977	14.95	Deer
20	300	477	670	0.0610	0.235	20240	2196	15.75	Elk
Ex	Cu	Al	CC	R	X	UTS	Wt	rd	NAME


IMPORTANT:

This file contains DATA for 20 conductors meant for use in overhead lines.  The file must START from the 
first line and first column. The data are arranged in a systematic way. Any misplacement of data or abnormal 
change (beyond limits) may cause error while including it in the PROGARM. The data are in the following 
sequence:

	1.	Conductor number
	2.	Cross sectional area in sq.mm. (Copper equivalent)
	3.	Cross sectional area in sq.mm. (Aluminium equivalent)
	4.	Current carrying capacity of conductor in Amps.
	5.	Resistance of conductor/km at 20°C in ohms
	6.	Inductive reactance /phase of OHL/km at 50 Hz.
	7.	Tensile strength of conductor in kg/sq.mm.
	8.	Weight of the conductor/ km in kg
	9.	Overall radius of the conductor in mm.
	10.	Name of the conductor

It is very important to note that the values in each column must either INCREASE SEQUENTIALLY or 
DECREASE SEQUENTIALLY ( in case of resistance and reactance).

You can make your own DATA file in this pattern and include in the Program.