ACSR conductors consist of concentric layers of aluminium and galvanized steel wires. The steel wires form the core, providing strength, while the outer layers of aluminium carry the electrical current. The core typically contains 7, 19, 37, or 61 wires. Aluminium and steel wire diameters can be the same or different, depending on conductor design.

Applications

Advantages:

• mproved safety and reliability compared to bare conductor systems

• Reduced interruption risk during mechanical failures

• Can be installed in narrow rights-of-way

• Minimal risk of sparks when in contact with trees or structures

• Ease of installation with lower labor and resource requirements

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• LV distribution networks

Construction Features:

• Aluminium conductor (power)

• Bare aluminium alloy conductor (lighting)

• XLPE insulation with ridge for core identification

Standards

• IS:14255, IS:8130, IEC:60502, and equivalent international standards

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FAQ

What are AAC conductors?

AAC conductors are made of aluminum wires.

How are they constructed?

They consist of multiple strands arranged in layers.

What are common configurations?

Common configurations include 7, 19, 37, and 61 strands.

Where are they used?

They are used in high voltage substations.

What is their application?

They are used for insulated cable conductors.

What are the strand types?

Available types include 7-strand, 19-strand, and more.

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