Concentric Stranded Aluminum AACSR Conductor Flat Bare Wire & Cable
Description:
Compared with the conventional ACSR, the all aluminum alloy
conductor steel reinforced features high tensile strength, light
weight, sound creep resistance and good sag property. When setting
up lines, our AACSR can help to reduce the iron tower height,
enlarge the span length, and lower the cost.
Application:
The all aluminum alloy conductor steel reinforced is used for the
power transmission lines with large span length installed under
various severe weather conditions like snow, ice, storms, and so
on. AACSR offers optimal strength for line design. Variable steel
core stranding enables the desired strength to be achieved without
sacrificing ampacity.
Standard:
ASTM B 711, IEC 61089, DIN 48206, etc.
Construction:
AACSR bare aluminium conductor is a concentrically stranded
conductor composed of one or more layers of 6201 -T81 aluminum
alloy wire stranded with a high-strength coated steel core. The
core may be a single wire or stranded, depending on the size. The
proportion of aluminum alloy and steel can be varied to obtain
sound current carrying capacity and mechanical strength in order to
make our all aluminum alloy conductor steel reinforced best suited
to each application. Additional corrosion protection is available
through the application of grease to the core or infusion of the
complete cable with grease.
Specificaiton:
| Product name | Bare Aluminium Conductor |
| Certifications | CE/CCC/ISO |
| Standard | ASTM,IEC, DIN,BS |
| Conductor material | Stranded Aluminum |
| Insulation Material | None |
| Section Area | 10-1000 sqmm |
| Packing | wooden drum |
| Warranty | one year |
Precautions for storage:
(1) Bare wires are afraid of damp and chemical corrosion. They
should be stored in a dry and ventilated warehouse. It is strictly
forbidden to store them together with acid-base substances,
corrosive solids and gases. The relative humidity in the warehouse
shall not be greater than 70%.
(2) Do not overlap unpackaged copper wires and aluminum wires to
avoid electrochemical effects and corrosion of aluminum wires.
(3) Bare wires should be protected from mechanical damage during
storage and transportation, and various molded wires should be
avoided from twisting and folding.
(4) Bare wires packed in coils should be placed upright. When coils
of bare wires are stacked, they should be stacked with stows. The
height of the stack should be 1.5-2m. The shape of the stack must
be neat to avoid collapse. The width is preferably 2 rolls for easy
inspection.
(5) Bare wires must be inspected regularly to prevent corrosion and
deterioration during storage.
Bare Aluminium Conductor
