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AAC Cable (All Aluminum Conductor):

 

Standard: DIN 48201  NIS231  BS215 PART 1:1970

Specification: aac are composed by bare concentric-lay-standed aluminum wires with a straight round central aluminum wire  surrounded by one or more layers of helically layed aluminum wires.

Application:

*AAC are used in overhead power transmission and distribution lines with various grade voltages.

*Under the same weight,AAC is with higher DC resistance and lower costthan copper conductor.

*Aluminum is light and is easy to lay.
  
Manufacturing Standard: ASTM B231 B232, BS 215 , DIN 48201, CSA C49,NFC 34120

We can also manufacture AAC Cable according to customers special requirements.

 

Stranded 1350 aluminum conductors shown in this section of data are classified, as follows: 

 

Class AA	For bare conductors usually used in overhead lines.
Class A	For conductors to be covered with weather-resistant materials and for bare conductors where greater flexibility is required.
Class B	For conductors to be insulated with various materials and for conductors indicated under Class A where greater flexibility is required.
Class C	For conductors where greater flexibility is required

 

Compact strand conductor for use in bare overhead applications or for use with weather-resistant coverings or insulations is also available.

 

Note: Classes refer to stranding and are an indication of relative conductor flexibility, AA being the least flexible, C the most flexible

 

 

AAC bare conductors meet or exceed the following ASTM specifications:

B-230 Aluminum Wire, 1350-H119 for Electrical Purposes
B-231 Aluminum Conductors, Concentric-Lay-Stranded
B-400 Compact Round Concentric-Lay-Stranded Aluminum 1350 Conductors concentrically stranded.

 

BS EN 50182:2001 

 

Code Name	Stranding&wire diameter	Approx Overall diameter	Total area	Weight	Breaking Load	DC Resistance at 20	Current Rating
	mm	mm	mm 2	Kg/km	KN	Ohm/km	A
Box	7/1.85	5.55	18.8	51.4	5.55	1.748	93
Acacia	7/2.08	6.24	23.9	64.9	7.02	1.3828	110
Almond	7/2.34	7.02	30.1	82.2	8.88	1.0926	128
Cedar	7/2.54	7.62	35.5	96.8	10.46	0.9273	132
Deodar	7/2.77	8.31	42.2	115.2	12.44	0.7797	148
Fir	7/2.95	8.85	47.8	130.6	14.11	0.6875	161
Hazel	7/3.30	9.9	59.9	163.4	17.66	0.5494	184
Pine	7/3.61	10.8	71.6	195.6	21.14	0.4591	204
Holly	7/3.91	11.7	84.1	229.5	24.79	0.3913	222
Willow	7/4.04	12.1	89.7	245	26.47	0.3665	233
Oak	7/4.65	13.95	118.9	324.5	35.07	0.2767	272
Mulbery	19/3.18	15.9	150.9	414.3	44.52	0.2192	319
Ash	19/3.48	17.4	180.7	496.1	53.31	0.183	354
Elm	19/3.76	18.8	211	579.2	62.24	0.1568	385
Poplar	37/2.87	20.1	239.4	659.4	70.61	0.1387	414
Sycamore	37/3.23	22.6	303.2	835.2	89.4	0.1095	487
Upas	37/3.53	24.7	362.1	997.5	106.82	0.0917	527
Yew	37/4.06	28.4	479	1319.6	141.31	0.0693	629
Totara	37/4.14	29.42	498.1	1372.1	146.93	0.0666	640
Rubus	61/3.50	31.5	586.9	1622	173.13	0.0567	716
Sorbus	61/3.71	33.4	659.4	1822.5	194.53	0.0505	760
Araucaria	61/4.14	37.3	821.1	2269.5	242.24	0.0406	842
Redwood	61/4.56	41	996.2	2753.2	293.88	0.0334	920