ACSR Overhead Lines - Product

Here Are The Typical Specifications For ACSR (Aluminum Conductor Steel Reinforced) Overhead Lines:

ACSR Overhead Lines Specifications

1. Type

Cable Type: ACSR (Aluminum Conductor Steel Reinforced)

Application: Used For Overhead Power Transmission And Distribution.

2. Conductor Construction

Material:

Outer Layer: Aluminum (usually High Conductivity Aluminum).

Inner Layer: Steel Wires For Reinforcement.

Stranding:

Conductors Are Typically Composed Of Multiple Strands Of Aluminum And Steel, Providing Strength And Flexibility.

3. Configuration

Common Configurations:

Various Designs Such As 7, 19, 37 Strands, Etc., Depending On The Specific Conductor Type.

Typical Sizes:

Common Sizes Include ACSR 6/1, ACSR 7/1, ACSR 19/1, Etc.

4. Electrical Properties

Current Rating:

Depends On The Specific Conductor Size And Environmental Conditions.

Resistance:

Varies By Conductor Size; Typically Measured In Ohms Per Kilometer (Ω/km).

Ampacity:

Defined By The Conductor Size, Installation Conditions, And Ambient Temperature.

5. Mechanical Properties

Tensile Strength:

High Tensile Strength Due To The Steel Core, Enhancing Durability And Reducing Sag.

Weight:

Varies Based On The Size And Configuration Of The Conductor.

6. Standards

Compliance:

Typically Conforms To International Standards Such As ASTM B232, IEC 61089, And Others.

7. Features

Corrosion Resistance:

Aluminum Provides Good Resistance To Corrosion, While Steel Is Often Galvanized For Additional Protection.

Thermal Properties:

Designed To Operate Effectively Over A Wide Temperature Range.

8. Applications

Usage:

Widely Used In Overhead Transmission Lines, Distribution Networks, And Rural Electrification.

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