Carbon fiber composite core conductor
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Carbon fiber composite core conductors(hereafter called CFCC for short) consists of composite core and annealed aluminum formed wires outer layer. The annealed aluminum formed wires out layer and its adjacent layer are trapezoidal cross-section. CFCC is a kind of carbon fiber products with high performance. Compared with the traditional aluminum conductors steels-reinforced(hereafter called ACSR for short), it has series of advantages including light weight, high tensile strength, high heat resistance, corrosion resistance, high current carrying capacity etc.
In the case of the same weight, CFCC has higher current carrying capacity, which will be twice of the conventional ACSR. The tensile strength of the ACSR is 1240MPa, and high strength steel conductors is 1410MPa, however CFCC can b up to 2400MPa which increase the safety.
CFCC has good anti-aging performance and long operating life. It avoids the trouble that the ACSR’ electrochemical corrosion between the aluminum and galvanized steel core, compared with the ACSR, CFCC resist acid rain corrosion.
CFCC has good resistance to wind load. With its high strength, light weight, cross section covered by aluminum formed wire, small diameter.
CFCC has the ability of melting snow and ice. The outer layer has no gaps and is compacted smoothly. Snow and ice is not easy to be freezed. The conductor will melt snow and ice by itself when it is running under high temperature also.
CFCC has high current carrying capacity to reducing electricity generation cost and saving energy. It will reduce the ling loss by 28% in the case of same transmission capacity.
CFCC represent the technical development tide of overhead conductors. It has obvious economic and social benefits. It conduce to building safe, environmentally-friendly, efficient electricity grid.
- Q: Hello We have been running a room heater and humidifier from a bedroom wall electrical outlet for the last 4-5 months with no issue.2 days ago we noticed a burning/melting plastic smell when we ran the appliances for 10-15 mins. I checked the wall outlet after removing its cover and visually looks OK i.e. no blackening. I have not removed the actual sockets. Also, the appliances themselves seem to be OK i.e. no smell from them.Could the issue be in the wiring inside a wall? How to determine this? The smell seems to starts when we use this particular outlet only.If problem is not in outlet, then will the wall need to be broken into to determine the source of the problem? Is there a more sophisticated solution?What could have caused this sudden issue? A rodent? Water leakage thru the siding? Other ideas?Note that the circuit breakers have not tripped during this time to indicate overload etc.Thanks in advance for your opinions.Homeowner_ne
- Sounds like the outlet has a loose connection, causing arcing and overheating of the insulation on the wire. Check out the outlet or hire someone to do so before you use it again. If it is getting hot enough to make the insulation burn you have a potential fire hazard. Bert
- Q: Hydropower transformation with a few square of the wire is good? Recommend a good brand?
- Do parts, like car accessories ah, but the requirements of physical mathematics is better. Do not worry about employment
- Q: Wire color, black, blue, brown, the representative of what, anxious. The The The The The Thank you
- Is the charge line is not long enough to unplug the charger plug connected with the charger. Basically nothing to use.
- Q: I need help. I am doing this project for school and I need to create an electrical current using copper wire and batteries. How should i connect the copper wires to the AA bateries. I need help. I tried connecting them but the batterie is giving off no heat or anything. The batteries have power in them. They are re-chargeable batteries.
- You are lucky the battery ain't givin' off no heat. Batteries, when too hot can even explode. This is what you do: Connect 2 thicker wires (say gauge 12) to your battery. Then connect a very thin and short wire to those 2 wire ends. That thin wire will get hot (and might even burn out, like a fuse). By thin wire I mean, dissect a flexible cable, and use just one of the many strands which are inside.
- Q: I understand how to connect wires together. Black to black and white to white. I have done several electrical jobs in my own home with success. However I am trying to connect my range hood to a main power supply and have been unsuccessful several times. I don't know what I'm doing wrong. In fact, I have undercabinet lights run to the same power supply and they work just fine. I know I am not overloading because I have even disconnected my lights and just tried the range hood. Any advice?
- By code it must be connected. My advice if the wire is too short to be grounded to the hood is to take an additional piece of 12 or 14 gage bare copper wire and wire nut it to the ground coming from the wall (or from where it comes) and attach the other end to the grounding terminal. Don't just use any screw to ground it, it must be grounded to a Bonded screw - one that has had the paint removed so you get a good ground. While it's not (QUOTE) necessary, it IS required by code. If you choose to ignore it you MIGHT get a shock. MIGHT! Not necessarily though. But keep in mind that if something goes wrong with the electrical wiring or with a fan motor or something else, the case (metal frame of the hood) can become energized. Should you touch that and something else that IS properly grounded - guess what you will get! Shocked. Better safe than sorry. Hope this helps. 'av'a g'day mate. )
- Q: Water pipe in the next line in which the norms have to solve
- Under normal circumstances, the weakness of the bridge with more, like office buildings are generally in the corridor, if the strong power from the corridor to take the cable or wiring more, are not easy to embed, you can also walk the bridge, as to why the use of bridge , Because the wiring into the inside, and finally wrapped with iron, the equivalent of a channel to protect the isolation, no special meaning
- Q: I want to know, which type and size of wire we use for different household appliances in a home ?for e.g: if we want to connect a full size refrigerator/deep freezer/air-conditioner then which type and size of electrical wire we use ?if we have an electrical switch board that has 6 switches and 2 sockets then what type size of wire should be used so that there would be good connection and to avoid burning or heating of the wire and hence the appliance ?thanks a lot for your co-operation
- House wiring must conform to wiring codes. Some places require the work be done by or at least signed off by a licensed electrician. Unless you follow your local codes you run the risk of fire, or even death in wiring near water. What's more, you will not be covered by insurance and you will be held personally responsible. There are too many opportunities for wrong answers on the internet. Please consult a licensed electrician.
- Q: I need to run the following:2 x 50 watt filter2 x 500 watt heaterAnd the place that I need to run it is about 300 feet away. What gauge electrical cord do I need???Thanks in advance!
- for a 300 foot run you will need a # 6 wire, and that ain,t cheap. 100 foot is the longest run recommend, if you can have the power co put in a new meter pole there,
- Q: I have a electrical outlet in my room on a switch. I want to divert the wires in the attic so that I can install a ceiling light.The duplex electrical outlet has black, white, red, and ground wires attached. The wall switch has black, red, and ground attached. I connected black, red, and ground from the switch to my ceiling light. It does not work. What am I doing wrong? Thanks.
- Typically there are only three wires to lights and duplex outlets. White, black and copper. The black is generally the hot, the white is the common and the copper is ground. Take a tester and check to see if the black is hot. (Touch one side to the black wire and the other to the copper wire.) If you have 110 volts or so then touch one end of the tester to the black and the other to the red. If it reads 110 - 130 volts, you have power there and the light should work. If not you'll need to run a white wire from the recept up to the light.
- Q: Is there any requirement that the cable will be placed in the wireway?
- Generally no problem as long as pay attention to do not use too much power of the electrical appliances like the total power that then install a leakage protection switch
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Carbon fiber composite core conductor
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- Min Order Qty:
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- 200000km m/month
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