Conduttore nudo AAC/AAAC/ACSR/Acar

Prodotto in dettaglio

Informazioni di Base

Applicazione: Alto

Voltaggio: Tensione Cavo Alto

Corrente: AC Cavo

Materiale di isolamento: Nudo

Forma Materiale: Filo tondo

Certificazione: ISO , CCC , CE

Informazioni Aggiuntive.

Marchio:JINSHUI

Imballaggio:Wooden Drum, Steel Drum, Steel&Wooden Drum

Standard:CE, SGS, ISO

Origine:Zhengzhou Henan

Capacità di Produzione:2000 Ton per Month

Descrizione del prodotto

ACSR (Aluminum conductor steel reinforced )

Aluminum Conductors Steel Reinforced ASTM B 232
Code name	Area				Stranding and wire diameter		Approx. overall diameter	Weight			Nominal breaking load	Nominal DC resistance at 20 deg.
Code name	Nominal	Alum.	Steel	Total	Alum.	Steel	Approx. overall diameter	Alum.	Steel	Total	Nominal breaking load	Nominal DC resistance at 20 deg.
	AWG or MCM	mm2	mm2	mm2	mm	mm	mm	kg/km	kg/km	kg/km	kN	Ohm/km
	AWG or MCM	mm2	mm2	mm2	mm	mm	mm	kg/km	kg/km	kg/km	kN	Ohm/km	TURKEY	6	13.29	2.19	15.48	6/1.68	1/1.68	5.04	37	17	54	5.24	2.1586
SWAN	4	21.16	3.55	24.71	6/2.12	1/2.12	6.36	58	27	85	8.32	1.3557
SWANATE	4	21.16	5.35	26.51	7/1.96	1/2.61	6.53	58	42	100	10.53	1.3557
SPARROW	2	33.61	5.61	39.22	6/2.67	1/2.67	8.01	92	44	136	12.7	0.8535
SPARATE	2	33.61	8.52	42.13	7/2.47	1/3.30	8.24	92	67	159	16.11	0.8535
RAVEN	1/0	53.48	8.9	62.38	6/3.37	1/3.37	10.11	147	69	216	19.32	0.5364
QUAIL	2/0	67.42	11.23	78.65	6/3.78	1/3.78	11.34	185	88	273	23.62	0.4255
PIGEON	3/0	85.03	14.19	99.22	6/4.25	1/4.25	12.75	233	110	343	29.41	0.3373
PENGUIN	4/0	107.23	17.87	125.1	6/4.77	1/4.77	14.31	294	139	433	37.06	0.2675
PARTRIDGE	266.8	135.16	22	157.16	26/2.57	7/2.00	16.28	374	172	546	50.29	0.2143
MERLIN	336.4	170.45	9.48	179.93	18/3.47	1/3.47	17.35	470	74	544	38.23	0.1691
LINNET	336.4	170.45	27.81	198.26	26/2.89	7/2.25	18.31	472	217	689	62.71	0.1699
ORIOLE	336.4	170.45	39.81	210.26	30/2.69	7/2.69	18.83	473	311	784	77.27	0.1704
IBIS	397.5	201.42	32.77	234.19	26/3.14	7/2.44	19.88	558	256	814	72.11	0.1438
LARK	397.5	201.42	46.97	248.39	30/2.92	7/2.92	20.44	560	367	927	88.69	0.1442
PELICAN	477	241.68	13.42	255.10	18/4.14	1/4.14	20.70	666	105	771	52.16	0.1193
FLICKER	477	241.68	31.29	272.97	24/3.58	7/2.39	21.49	670	245	915	76.66	0.1199
HAWK	477	241.68	39.42	281.10	26/3.44	7/2.67	21.79	670	308	978	86.65	0.1199
HEN	477	241.68	56.39	298.07	30/3.20	7/3.20	22.40	671	441	1112	105.34	0.1201
OSPREY	556.5	282.00	15.68	297.68	18/4.47	1/4.47	22.35	777	122	899	60.88	0.1022
PARAKEET	556.5	282.00	36.58	318.58	24/3.87	7/2.58	23.22	781	286	1067	88.22	0.1027
DOVE	556.5	282.00	45.94	327.94	26/3.72	7/2.89	23.55	781	359	1140	101.03	0.1027
EAGLE	556.5	282.00	65.81	347.81	30/3.46	7/3.46	24.21	783	515	1298	122.92	0.103
PEACOCK	605	306.58	39.74	346.32	24/4.03	7/2.69	24.20	849	311	1160	95.88	0.0945
SQUAB	605	306.58	49.94	356.52	26/3.87	7/3.01	24.51	850	390	1240	108.14	0.0945
TEAL	605	306.58	69.87	376.45	30/3.61	19/2.16	25.24	851	548	1399	133.59	0.0947
GROSBEAK	636	322.26	52.45	374.71	26/3.97	7/3.09	25.15	893	409	1302	111.8	0.08989
STARLING	715.5	362.58	59.03	421.61	26/4.21	7/3.28	26.68	1005	461	1466	125.91	0.07989
TERN	795	402.84	27.87	430.71	45/3.38	7/2.25	27.03	1116	217	1333	97.37	0.07191
CONDOR	795	402.84	52.19	455.03	54/3.08	7/3.08	27.72	1116	408	1524	124.45	0.07191
CUCKOO	795	402.84	52.19	455.03	24/4.62	7/3.08	27.74	1116	408	1524	123.94	0.07191
DRAKE	795	402.84	65.61	468.35	26/4.44	7/3.45	28.11	1116	512	1628	139.92	0.07191
MALLARD	795	402.84	91.87	494.71	30/4.14	19/2.48	28.96	1119	719	1838	171.18	0.07208
RAIL	954	483.42	33.42	516.84	45/3.70	7/2.47	29.61	1339	262	1601	115.63	0.05992
CURLEW	1033.5	523.68	67.87	591.55	54/3.52	7/3.52	31.68	1451	530	1981	161.8	0.05531
BLUEJAY	1113	563.93	39.03	602.96	45/4.00	7/2.66	31.98	1563	305	1868	132.63	0.05136
FINCH	1113	563.93	71.55	635.48	54/3.65	19/2.19	32.85	1570	560	2150	174.41	0.05161

AAAC (All Aluminum Alloy Conductor)
Applications:
AAAC aluminum alloy conductors are extensively used for overhead distribution and transmission lines adjacent to ocean
coastlines where there can be a problem of corrosion in the steel of an ACSR construction. The aluminum alloy conductors
are used in place of single-layer ACSR conductors (i.e., #6 to #4/0 AWG) to reduce power losses in overhead distribution and transmission lines.
The inductive effect of the ACSR’s steel core is eliminated, hence increasing the operating efficiency of the line.

Construction:
Standard 6201-T81 high strength aluminum conductors, conforming to ASTM Specification B-399, are concentric-lay-stranded, similar in construction and appearance to 1350 grade aluminum conductors. Standard 6201 alloy conductors are
similar to other alloy conductors commercially known as Ardival, Aldrey or Almelec. They were developed to fill the need for
an economical conductor for overhead applications requiring higher strength than that obtainable with 1350 grade aluminum
conductors, but without a steel core.

Code Number	Stranding&wire diameter	Approx Overall diameter	Nominal	Approx.	Breaking Load	DC Resistance at 20
	Stranding&wire diameter	Approx Overall diameter	area	Weight	Breaking Load	DC Resistance at 20
	mm	mm	mm 2	Kg/km	KN	Ohm/km
16	7/1.83	5.49	18.4	50.4	5.43	1.7896
25	7/2.29	6.86	28.8	78.7	8.49	1.1453
40	7/2.89	8.68	46	125.9	13.58	0.7158
63	7/3.63	10.9	72.5	198.3	21.39	0.4545
100	19/2.78	13.9	115	316.3	33.95	0.2877
125	19/3.10	15.5	144	395.4	42.44	0.2302
160	19/3.51	17.6	184	506.1	54.32	0.1798
200	19/3.93	19.6	230	632.7	67.91	0.1439
250	19/4.39	22	288	790.8	84.88	0.1151
315	37/3.53	24.7	363	998.9	106.95	0.0916
400	37/3.98	27.9	460	1268.4	135.81	0.0721
450	37/4.22	29.6	518	1426.9	152.79	0.0641
500	37/4.45	31.2	575	1585.5	169.76	0.0577
560	61/3.67	33	645	1778.4	190.14	0.0516
630	61/3.89	35	725	2000.7	213.9	0.0458
710	61/4.13	37.2	817	2254.8	241.07	0.0407
800	61/4.38	39.5	921	2540.6	271.62	0.0361
900	91/3.81	41.8	1036	2861.1	305.58	0.0321
1000	91/4.01	44.1	1151	3179	339.53	0.0289
1120	91/4.25	46.7	1289	3560.5	380.27	0.0258
1250	91/4.49	49.4	1439	3973.7	424.41	0.0231

ACAR (Aluminum Conductor Alloy Reinforced)
Used as bare overhead transmission cable and as primary and secondary distribution

ACAR Aluminum Conductors Aluminum Alloy Reinforced IEC 61089
Characteristics of A1/A2 Conductors

Code number	Diameter		No. of wires		Areas			Linear mass	Rated strength	D.C resistance
Code number	Wire	Cond.	A1	A2	A1	A2	Total	Linear mass	Rated strength	D.C resistance
	mm	mm			mm2	mm2	mm2	kg/km	kN	Ohm/km
16	1.76	5.28	4	3	9.73	7.3	17	46.6	3.85	1.7896
25	2.2	6.6	4	3	15.2	11.4	26.6	72.8	5.93	1.1453
40	2.78	8.35	4	3	24.3	18.3	42.6	116.5	9.25	0.7158
63	3.49	10.5	4	3	38.3	28.7	67.1	183.5	14.38	0.4545
100	4.4	13.2	4	3	60.8	45.6	106	291.2	22.52	0.2863
125	2.97	14.9	12	7	83.3	48.6	132	362.7	27.79	0.2302
160	3.36	16.8	12	7	107	62.2	169	464.2	35.04	0.1798
200	3.76	18.8	12	7	133	77.8	211	580.3	43.13	0.1439
250	4.21	21	12	7	167	97.2	264	725.3	53.92	0.1151
250	3.04	21.3	18	19	131	138	269	742.2	60.39	0.1154
315	3.34	23.4	30	7	263	61.3	324	892.6	60.52	0.0916
315	3.42	23.9	18	19	165	174	339	935.1	76.09	0.0916
400	3.76	26.3	30	7	334	77.8	411	1133.5	75.19	0.0721
400	3.85	27	18	19	210	221	431	1187.5	95.58	0.0721
450	3.99	27.9	30	7	375	87.6	463	1275.2	84.59	0.0641
450	4.08	28.6	18	19	236	249	485	1335.9	107.52	0.0641
500	4.21	29.4	30	7	417	97.3	514	1416.9	93.98	0.0577
500	4.31	30.1	18	19	262	277	539	1484.3	119.47	0.0577
560	4.45	31.2	30	7	467	109	576	1586.9	105.26	0.0515
560	3.45	31	54	7	504	65.4	570	1571.9	101.54	0.0516
630	3.71	33.4	42	19	454	205	660	1820.0	130.25	0.0458
630	3.79	34.1	24	37	271	417	688	1897.5	160.19	0.0458
710	3.94	35.5	42	19	512	232	743	2051.2	146.78	0.0407
710	4.02	36.2	24	37	305	470	775	2138.4	180.53	0.0407
800	4.18	37.6	42	19	577	261	838	2311.2	162.39	0.0361
800	4.27	38.4	24	37	344	530	873	2409.5	203.41	0.0361
900	4.43	39.9	42	19	649	294	942	2600.1	186.06	0.0321
900	3.66	40.2	54	37	567	388	955	2638.4	199.54	0.0321
1000	3.8	41.8	72	19	816	215	1032	2849.1	190.94	0.0289
1000	3.85	42.4	54	37	630	432	1061	2931.6	221.71	0.0289
1120	4.02	44.2	72	19	914	241	1155	3191.0	213.85	0.0258
1120	4.08	44.9	54	37	705	483	1189	3283.4	248.32	0.0258
1250	4.25	46.7	72	19	1020	269	1289	3561.4	238.68	0.0231
1250	4.31	47.4	54	37	787	539	1327	3664.5	277.14	0.0231
1400	4.5	49.4	72	19	1143	302	1444	3988.8	267.32	0.0207