Bare Conductors. AAC, AAAC. ACSR

ACSR=Aluminum conductor steel reinforced
Construction:
The mixed construction of ACSR makes it a very flexible medium from a design point of view. By varying the relative proportions of aluminum and steel the ideal conductor for any particular application can be produced.
Protection against corrosion
A coating of non-oxidizing grease is normally applied to the steel cores of all conductors, in addition to the protection offered by the galvanizing of the steel wires. One or more layers of the aluminum wires can if required, be supplied partiallly or fully greased.

Specifications
Aluminum conductor steel reinforced.
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ACSR(Aluminum Conductor Steel Reinforced) is widely used in the overhead power distribution system of our country.
We can supply this conductor according to different recognized standards, such as IEC61089, BS215, ASTM B232, CSA C49, DIN48204, JIS C3110, customer special specification also can be satisfied.
The data sheets below show the most common standards, British standard.
British Sizes BS EN 50182: 2001
STRANDARD:
BS 215 PART 2
Code name: Mole, aquirrel, gophel, weasel, fox, ferret, rabbit, minik, skunk, beaver, horse, racoon, otter, cat, hare, dog, coyote
ASTM B232
Code name: Turkey, swan, swanate, sparrow, robin, raven, quail, pigeon, penguin, waxwing, partridge, ostrich, merlin, linner, oriole, chickadee, brant, ibis, lark, pelican, flicker, hawk, hen, osprey, parakeet, dove, eagle, peacock, squab, wood duck, teal, rook, grosbeak, swift, scoter

AAAC-All aluminum alloy conductors
This section deals with heat-treatable magnesium silicon type aluminum alloys to BS EN 50182, the electrical and mechanical properties of which all fall within the values suggested by Publication 104 of the international Electro technical Commission. Conductors to all other recognized specifications can also be supplied.
The alloys referred to have higher strength but lower conductivity than pure aluminum. Being lighter, alloy conductors can sometimes be used to advantage in place of the more conventional ACSR; Having lower breaking loads than the latter, their use becomes particularly favorable when ice and win loadings are low.