AAC CABLE , ACSR Cable , Aluminium Cable

AAC CABLE , ACSR Cable , Aluminium Cable

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Min Order Qty:: 100 m

Supply Capability:: 20000 m/month

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AAC Cable manufacturer
Conform to IEC,BS,ASTM,DIN etc.
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AAC (All Aluminum Conductor)

1. Application: Used in overhead electric power transmission and distribution lines with

various voltage levels.

2. Standard: We can supply this conductor according to different recognized standards,

such as IEC61089, BS215,ASTM B231, CSA C49, DIN480201, JIS C3109, customers'

special specification also can be satisfied.

3. Features:

3.1. Under the same weight, AAC is with higher DC resistance and lower cost than copper

conductor.

3.2. AAC conductor has been widely used in power transmission lines with various voltage

levels, because it has such good characteristics as simple, convenient installation and

maintenance, low cost, and large transmission capacity. Moreover, it is also suitable for

laying across rivers, valleys and the places where special geographical features exist.

The data sheet showed below is part spec of IEC standard.

Normal area mm2	Calculated area mm2	Stranding No.&Dia.No./mm	Calculated overall dia.mm.	Calculated weight kg/km	Calculated resistance at 20°C Ω/km	Calculated breaking load KN
10 16 25 32	10.17 15.89 23.33 34.36	7×1.36 7×1.70 7×2.06 7×2.50	4.08 5.10 6.18 7.50	27.8 43.5 63.8 94.0	2.81536 1.80183 1.22709 0.83317	1.97 2.99 4.21 6.07
50 70 95	49.48 65.44 67.07 93.32 93.27	7×3.00 7×3.45 19×2.12 7×4.12 19×2.50	9.00 10.35 10.60 12.36 12.50	135.3 179.0 184.3 255.2 256.3	0.57859 0.43750 0.42894 0.30677 0.30845	8.35 10.72 12.11 14.92 16.47
125 150 200	125.50 157.62 145.81 198.81 193.43	19×2.90 19×3.25 37×2.24 19×3.65 37×3.58	14.50 16.25 15.68 18.25 18.06	344.9 433.2 401.6 546.4 532.7	0.22923 0.18252 0.19774 0.14470 0.14905	21.18 26.13 26.32 32.18 33.40

Normal area mm2

Calculated area mm2

Stranding No.&Dia.No./mm

Calculated overall dia.mm.

Calculated weight kg/km

Calculated resistance at 20°C Ω/km

Calculated breaking load KN

10.17

15.89

23.33

34.36

7×1.36

7×1.70

7×2.06

7×2.50

4.08

5.10

6.18

7.50

27.8

43.5

63.8

94.0

2.81536

1.80183

1.22709

0.83317

1.97

2.99

4.21

6.07

49.48

65.44

67.07

93.32

93.27

7×3.00

7×3.45

19×2.12

7×4.12

19×2.50

9.00

10.35

10.60

12.36

12.50

135.3

179.0

184.3

255.2

256.3

0.57859

0.43750

0.42894

0.30677

0.30845

8.35

10.72

12.11

14.92

16.47

125

150

200

125.50

157.62

145.81

198.81

193.43

19×2.90

19×3.25

37×2.24

19×3.65

37×3.58

14.50

16.25

15.68

18.25

18.06

344.9

433.2

401.6

546.4

532.7

0.22923

0.18252

0.19774

0.14470

0.14905

21.18

26.13

26.32

32.18

33.40

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