All Aluminium Alloy Conductor Used for power transmission and for various voltage levels

All Aluminium Alloy Conductor Used for power transmission and for various voltage levels

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1. Item:All Aluminium Alloy Conductor
2. Application
Used for power transmission and distribution lines for various voltage levels
3.Standard
AAAC bare conductor meets or exceeds the following ASTM specifications:
B-398 Aluminum Alloy 6201-T81 Wire for Electrical Purposes
B-399 Concentric-Lay-Stranded 6201-T81 Aluminum Alloy Conductors.
4.Specification

Code Number	Total Area		Stranding &Wire Dia	Overall Diameter	Linear Mass	Rated Strenght
	Total Area		Stranding &Wire Dia	Overall Diameter	Linear Mass	Rated Strenght
	AWG or MCM	mm2	mm	mm	kg/km	kN
Akron	30.58	15.48	7/1.68	5.04	42.7	4.92
Alton	48.69	24.71	7/2.21	6.35	68	7.84
Ames	77.47	39.22	7/2.67	8.02	108	12.45
Azusa	123.3	62.38	7/3.37	10.11	172	18.97
Anaheim	155.4	78.65	7/3.78	11.35	217	23.93
Amherst	195.7	99.22	7/4.25	12.75	273	30.18
Alliance	246.9	125.1	7/4.77	14.31	345	38.05
Butte	312.8	158.6	19/3.26	16.30	437	48.76
Canton	394.5	199.9	19/3.66	18.30	551	58.91
Cairo	465.4	235.8	19/3.98	19.88	650	69.48
Darien	559.5	283.5	19/4.36	21.79	781	83.52
Elgin	652.4	330.6	19/4.71	23.54	911	97.42
Flint	740.8	375.3	37/3.59	25.16	1035	108.21
Greely	927.2	469.8	37/4.02	28.14	1295	135.47
/	6	13.3	7/1.554	4.67	37	4.22
/	4	21.15	7/1.961	5.89	58	6.71
/	2	33.63	7/2.474	7.42	93	10.68
/	1/0	53.48	7/3.119	9.36	148	16.97
/	2/0	67.42	7/3.503	10.51	186	20.52
/	3/0	95.03	7/3.932	11.80	234	25.86
/	4/0	107.23	7/4.417	13.26	296	32.63
/	250	126.66	19/2.913	14.57	349	38.93
/	300	152.1	19/3.193	15.97	419	46.77
/	350	177.35	19/3.447	17.24	489	52.25
/	400	202.71	19/3.686	18.43	559	59.74
/	450	228	19/3.909	19.55	629	67.19
/	500	253.35	19/4.12	20.60	698	74.64
/	550	278.6	37/3.096	21.67	768	83.8
/	600	303.8	37/3.233	22.63	838	91.38
/	650	329.25	37/3.366	23.56	908	97.94
/	700	354.55	37/3.493	24.45	978	102.2
/	750	380.2	37/3.617	25.32	1049	109.6
/	800	405.15	37/3.734	26.14	1117	116.8
/	900	456.16	37/3.962	27.73	1258	131.5
/	1000	506.71	37/4.176	29.23	1399	146.1

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