Bare AAC Fly Conductor

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Product Name:

Bare AAC Fly Conductor

Model NO.:

aac conductor

Certification:

Ce/ISO/Rosh/CCC/Iecee

Standard:

IEC, ASTM, IEC, BS, DIN, GB/T etc

Type:

Bare AAC

Material:

All Aluminum Wire

Item:

Bare Cable

Insulation:

None

Sheath:

None

Brand:

Hnbf Cable

Sample:

Free

Trademark:

HNBF

Transport Package:

Cable Drum

Specification:

16mm2 25mm2 —1000mm2 6AWG—800MCM

Origin:

China Henan

HS Code:

7614900000

Product Details

Bare AAC Fly Conductor

Product Description

1.Application

AAC conductor is also known as aluminium stranded conductor. It is manufactured from electrolytically refined aluminium, with a minimum purity of 99.7%.

2.Standard

Basic design to BS 215-1 / BS EN 50182 / IEC 61089 / ASTM B 231/B 231M / DIN 48201-5 standards

3.Construction

Concentric lay stranded Aluminium Conductor ( AAC) is made up of one or more strands of hard drawn 1350 aluminum alloy. These conductors are used in low, medium and high voltage overhead lines.

AAC has seen extensive use in urban areas where spans are usually short but high conductivity us required. The excellent corrosion resistance of aluminium has made AAC a conductor of choice in coastal areas.

Because of its relatively poor strength to weight ratio, AAC had limited use in transmission lines and rural distribution because of long spans utilized.

All aluminium conductors are made up of one or more strands of aluminium wire dep.

4.Electrical Properties

Density@20ºC	2.703 kg/dm
Temperature Coefficient@20°C	0.00403 (°C)
Resistivity@20°C	0.028264
Linear Expansivity	23 x10-6 (°C)

5.Service Conditions

Ambient Temperature	-5°C – 50°C
Wind Pressure	80 – 130kg/m2
Seismic Acceleration	0.12 – 0.05g
Isokeraunic Level	10 – 18
Relative Humidity	5 – 100%

ALL ALUMINIUM CONDUCTOR BS215 Part 1
Code name	Nominal aluminum area	Stranding and wire diameter	Sectional area	Linear mass	Max. DC resistance at 20ºC	Rated strength	Final modulus of elasticity
	mm2	mm	mm2	kg/km	Ω/km	daN	hbar
Midge	22	7/2.06	23.33	63.8	1.227	399	5900
Aphis	25	3/3.35	26.4	73	1.081	411	5900
Gnat	25	7/2.21	26.8	73	1.066	459	5900
Weevil	30	3/3.66	31.6	86	0.9082	486	5900
Mosquito	35	7/2.59	37	101	0.7762	603	5900
Ladybird	40	7/2.79	42.8	117	0.6689	687	5900
Ant	50	7/3.10	52.83	145	0.5419	828	5900
Fly	60	7/3.40	63.55	174	0.4505	990	5900
Bluebottle	70	7/3.66	73.7	202	0.3881	1134	5900
Earwig	75	7/3.78	78.5	215	0.3644	1194	5900
Grasshopper	80	7/3.91	84.1	230	0.3406	1278	5900
Clegg	90	7/4.17	95.6	262	0.2994	1453	5900
Wasp	100	7/4.39	106	290	0.2702	1600	5900
Beetle	100	19/2.67	106	293	0.2704	1742	5600
Bee	125	7/4.90	132	361	0.2169	1944	5600
Cricket	150	7/5.36	157.9	432	0.1818	2385	5600
Hornet	150	19/3.25	157.6	434	0.1825	2570	5600
Caterpillar	175	19/3.53	186	512	0.1547	2863	5600
Chafer	200	19/3.78	213.2	587	0.1349	3240	5600
Spider	225	19/3.99	236.9	652	0.1211	3601	5600
Cockroach	250	19/4.22	265.7	731	0.1083	4040	5600
Butterfly	300	19/4.65	322.7	888	0.08916	4875	5600
Moth	350	19/5.00	373.2	1027	0.07711	5637	5600
Drone	350	37/3.58	373.3	1029	0.07741	5745	5600
Locust	400	19/5.36	428.5	1179	0.0671	6473	5600
Centipede	400	37/3.78	415.2	1145	0.06944	6310	5600
Maybug	450	37/4.09	486.9	1342	0.05931	7401	5600
Scorpion	500	37/4.27	529.5	1460	0.05441	7998	5600
Cicada	600	37/4.65	628.6	1733	0.04588	9495	5600
Tarantula	750	37/5.23	794.6	2191	0.03627	12010	5600