Acsr Conductor - Application: Industrial

Key Specifications:

- Material: ACSR conductors consist of aluminum wires stranded around a steel core, providing a combination of electrical conductivity and mechanical strength.
- Nominal Aluminum Area: Ranges from 30 (link unavailable) to 767 (link unavailable), depending on the conductor type.
- Stranding: Typically consists of 6 aluminum strands and 1 steel strand for smaller conductors, and more strands for larger conductors.
- Current Carrying Capacity: Varies depending on the conductor size, with examples including :
- Rabbit ACSR: 240 Amp
- Panther ACSR: 480 Amp
- Zebra ACSR: 735 Amp
- Moose ACSR: 800 Amp
- Breaking Load: Minimum breaking load ranges from 6.92 kN to 209 kN, depending on the conductor size.
- Voltage Rating: Suitable for voltage levels up to 400 kV.
- Temperature Range: Can operate within a temperature range of -30C to 160C.

Types of ACSR Conductors:

- Weasel ACSR: 54 (link unavailable), 30+7/3.00mm, 200 A
- Rabbit ACSR: 50 (link unavailable), 6/3.35 mm Al + 1/3.35 mm steel
- Panther ACSR: 200 (link unavailable), 30/3.00 mm Al + 7/3.00 mm steel
- DOG ACSR: 100 (link unavailable), 6/4.72 mm Al + 7/1.57 mm steel
- Moose ACSR: 54/3.53 mm Al + 7/3.53 mm steel, 800 A

Advantages:

- High Tensile Strength: Suitable for long spans and harsh environments.
- Good Electrical Conductivity: Aluminum wires provide efficient electrical conduction.
- Corrosion Resistance: Galvanized steel core and aluminum wires offer resistance to corrosion.
- Low Cost: More economical than copper conductors