Aaac All Aluminum Alloy Conductor Astm B399 Flint 740.8mcm

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Brand:	Guowang Cable
Origin:	Made In China
Category:	Electronics & Electricity / Optical Fiber, Cable & Wire / Power Cable
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Price:	¥1 / pc
Min. Order:	1000 pc

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Product Description

■ Specifications

►Description
Concentric lay stranded Aluminum 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 aluminum 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.

►Application
This all aluminum conductor is a kind of aluminum product made through stranding aluminum wires. It is used for the electricity distribution lines with short span length and small load-carrying capability of the pole. The AAC provides reliable performance for overhead power transmission and distribution lines. This standard covers hard drawn circular aluminum wires for electric purposes to be used as component wires of hard drawn aluminum stranded cables and aluminum conductor steel reinforced

►Construction
AAC is a concentric-lay-stranded conductor consisting of aluminum alloy 1350-H19 wires available in both single-layer and multi-layer constructions

►Standard
ASTM B 231, BS 215 Part 1, IEC 61089, DIN 48201, CSA C 49, JIS C 3109, etc

■ Technical Data

AAC Conductor with ASTM B231 standard

Code word	Size of Conductor	Stranding and Wire Diameter	Overall Diameter	Max.D.C. Resistance at 20°C	Code word	Size of Conductor	Stranding and Wire Diameter	Overall Diameter	Max.D.C. Resistance at 20°C
Code word	AWG or MCM	mm	mm	ohm/km	Code word	AWG or MCM	mm	mm	ohm/km
Peachbell	6	7/1.554	4.67	2.1692	Verbena	700	37/3.493	24.45	0.0813
Rose	4	7/1.961	5.89	1.3624	Nasturtium	715.5	61/2.75	24.76	0.0795
Lris	2	7/2.474	7.42	0.8577	Violet	715.5	37/3.533	24.74	0.0795
Pansey	1	7/2.776	8.33	0.6801	Cattail	750	61/2.817	25.35	0.0759
Poppy	1/0	7/3.119	9.36	0.5390	Petunia	750	37/3.617	25.32	0.0759
Aster	2/0	7/3.503	10.51	0.4276	Lilac	795	61/2.90	26.11	0.0715
Phlox	3/0	7/3.932	11.80	0.3390	Arbutus	795	37/3.724	26.06	0.0715
Oxlip	4/0	7/4.417	13.26	0.2688	Snapdragon	900	61/3.086	27.78	0.0632
Valerian	250	19/2.913	14.57	0.2275	Cockscomb	900	37/3.962	27.73	0.0632
Sneezewort	250	7/4.80	14.4	0.2275	Goldenrod	954	61/3.177	28.6	0.0596
Laurel	266.8	19/3.01	15.05	0.2133	Magnolia	954	37/4.079	28.55	0.0596
Daisy	266.8	7/4.96	14.9	0.2133	Camellia	1000	61/3.251	29.36	0.0569
Peony	300	19/3.193	15.97	0.1896	Hawkweed	1000	37/4.176	29.23	0.0569
Tulip	336.4	19/3.381	16.91	0.1691	Larkspur	1033.5	61/3.307	29.76	0.0550
Daffodil	350	19/3.447	17.24	0.1625	Bluebell	1033.5	37/4.244	29.72	0.0550
Canna	397.5	19/3.673	18.36	0.1431	Marigold	1113	61/3.432	30.89	0.0511
Goldentuft	450	19/3.909	19.55	0.1264	Hawthorn	1192.5	61/3.551	31.05	0.0477
Syringa	477	37/2.882	20.19	0.1193	Narcissus	1272	61/3.668	33.02	0.0477
Cosmos	477	19/4.023	20.12	0.1193	Columbine	1351.5	61/3.78	34.01	0.0421
Hyacinth	500	37/2.951	20.65	0.1138	Carnation	1431	61/3.89	35.03	0.0398
Zinnia	500	19/4.12	20.6	0.1138	Gladiolus	1510.5	61/4.00	35.09	0.0376
Dahlia	556.5	19/4.346	21.73	0.1022	Coreopsis	1590	61/4.099	36.51	0.03568
Mistletoe	556.5	37/3.114	21.79	0.1022	Jessamine	1750	61/4.302	38.72	0.0325
Meadowsweet	600	37/3.233	22.63	0.0948	Cowslip	2000	91/3.76	41.40	0.02866
Orchid	636	37/3.33	23.31	0.0894	Lupine	2500	91/4.21	46.30	0.0230
Heuchera	650	37/3.366	23.56	0.0875	Trillium	3000	127/3.90	50.75	0.0192
Flag	700	61/2.72	24.48	0.0813	Bluebonnet	3500	127/4.21	54.80	0.01653

AAC Conductor with BS 215 standard

Code Name	Nominal Cross Section	No./Dia.of Stranding Wires	Overall Diameter	Approx. Weight	Max.D.C Resistance of Conductor at 20℃	Calculated Breaking Load	Final Modulus of Elasticity	Coefficient of Linear Expansion
Code Name	mm2	No./mm	mm	kg/km	ohm/km	daN	hbar	/℃
Midge	22	7/2.06	6.18	64	1.227	399	5900	23 x 10-6
Aphis	25	3/3.35	7.2	73	1.081	411	5900	23 x 10-6
Gnat	25	7/2.21	6.6	73	1.066	459	5900	23 x 10-6
Weevil	30	3/3.66	7.9	86	0.9082	486	5900	23 x 10-6
Mosquito	35	7/2.59	7.8	101	0.7762	603	5900	23 x 10-6
Ladybird	40	7/2.79	8.4	117	0.6689	687	5900	23 x 10-6
Ant	50	7/3.10	9.3	145	0.5419	828	5900	23 x 10-6
Fly	60	7/3.40	10.2	174	0.4505	990	5900	23 x 10-6
Bluebottle	70	7/3.66	11	202	0.3881	1134	5900	23 x 10-6
Earwing	75	7/3.78	11.4	215	0.3644	1194	5900	23 x 10-6
Grasshopper	80	7/3.91	11.7	230	0.3406	1278	5900	23 x 10-6
Clegg	90	7/4.17	12.5	262	0.2994	1453	5900	23 x 10-6
Wasp	100	7/4.39	13.17	290	0.2702	1600	5900	23 x 10-6
Beetle	100	19/2.67	13.4	293	0.2704	1742	5600	23 x 10-6
Bee	125	7/4.90	14.7	361	0.2169	1944	5900	23 x 10-6
Cricket	150	7/5.36	16.1	432	0.1818	2385	5900	23 x 10-6
Hornet	150	19/3.25	16.25	434	0.1825	2570	5600	23 x 10-6
Caterpillar	175	19/3.53	17.7	512	0.1547	2863	5600	23 x 10-6
Chafer	200	19/3.78	18.9	587	0.1349	3240	5600	23 x 10-6
Spider	225	19/3.99	20.0	652	0.1211	3601	5600	23 x 10-6
Cockroach	250	19/4.22	21.1	731	0.1083	4040	5600	23 x 10-6
Butterfly	300	19/4.65	23.25	888	0.08916	4875	5600	23 x 10-6
Moth	350	19/5.00	25	1027	0.07711	5637	5600	23 x 10-6
Drone	350	37/3.58	25.1	1029	0.07741	5745	5600	23 x 10-6
Locust	400	19/5.36	26.8	1179	0.06710	6473	5600	23 x 10-6
Centipede	400	37/3.78	26.46	1145	0.06944	6310	5600	23 x 10-6
Maybug	450	37/4.09	28.6	1342	0.05931	7401	5600	23 x 10-6
Scorpion	500	37/4.27	29.9	1460	0.05441	7998	5600	23 x 10-6
Cicada	600	37/4.65	32.6	1733	0.04588	9495	5600	23 x 10-6
Tarantula	750	37/5.23	36.6	2191	0.03627	12010	5600	23 x 10-6