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ALUMINUM CONDUCTOR STEEL REINFORCED（ACSR）

Aluminium Conductor Steel Reinforced (ACSR) is concentrically stranded conductor with one or more layers of hard drawn aluminium wire on galvanized steel wire core. The core can be single wire or stranded depending on the size. Additional corrosion protection is available through the application of grease to the core or infusion of the complete cable with grease.

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Application

Construction

Aluminum Conductor Alloy Reinforced

Standard

ASTM B 232/B 232M,BS EN 50182, IEC 61089, AS 3607, GB/T 1179, BS 215-2, DIN48204

Technical Specifications

ALUMINUM CONDUCTOR STEEL REINFORCED（ACSR）

ASTM B 232/B 232M

BS 215-2

EN 50182

DIN 48204

IEC 61089

GB/T 1179

AS 3607

Code Number	Nominal Area			No./Nominal diameter of wires		Approximate Overall Diameter	Approximate Weight	Nominal Breaking Load	Nominal DC Resistance at 20℃	Current Rating(*)



	Aluminum	Steel	Total	Aluminum	Steel
	mm²	mm²	mm²	No./mm	No./mm	mm	kg/km	KN	ohm/km	A
Turkey	13.3	2.22	15.52	6/1.68	1/1.68	5.04	53.6	4.98	2.1499	76
Swan	21.18	3.53	24.71	6/2.12	1/2.12	6.36	85.3	7.83	1.3501	101
Swanate	21.12	5.35	26.47	7/1.96	1/2.61	6.53	99.6	9.79	1.3539	102
Sparrow	33.59	5.6	39.19	6/2.67	1/2.67	8.01	135.7	11.92	0.8512	135
Sparate	33.54	8.55	42.09	7/2.47	1/3.30	8.24	158.7	15.08	0.8525	135
Robin	42.41	7.07	49.48	6/3.00	1/3.00	9	171.1	14.86	0.6742	156
Raven	53.52	8.92	62.44	6/3.37	1/3.37	10.11	216.1	18.33	0.5343	180
Quail	67.33	11.22	78.55	6/3.78	1/3.78	11.34	272	22.46	0.4247	207
Pigeon	85.12	14.19	99.31	6/4.25	1/4.25	12.75	343	28.02	0.3359	239
Penguin	107.22	17.87	125.09	6/4.77	1/4.77	14.31	432.7	35.36	0.2667	275
Waxwing	134.98	7.5	142.48	18/3.09	1/3.09	15.45	430.2	29.8	0.2129	313
Partridge	134.87	21.99	156.86	26/2.57	7/2.00	16.28	545.9	47.15	0.2141	316
Ostrich	152.19	24.71	176.9	26/2.73	7/2.12	17.28	613.4	53.38	0.1897	341
Merlin	170.22	9.46	179.68	18/3.47	1/3.47	17.35	542.8	37.36	0.1688	361
Linnet	170.55	27.83	198.38	26/2.89	7/2.25	18.31	687.5	59.16	0.1693	365
Oriole	170.5	39.78	210.28	30/2.69	7/2.69	18.83	783.3	72.06	0.1698	367
Chickadee	200.93	11.16	212.09	18/3.77	1/3.77	18.85	641.3	43.15	0.143	400
Brant	201.56	26.13	227.69	24/3.27	7/2.18	19.62	761	61.83	0.1433	403
Ibis	201.34	32.73	234.07	26/3.14	7/2.44	19.88	812.4	68.05	0.1434	404
Lark	200.9	46.88	247.78	30/2.92	7/2.92	20.44	925.2	84.07	0.1441	406
Pelican	242.31	13.46	255.77	18/4.14	1/4.14	20.7	769.7	51.15	0.1186	448
Flicker	241.58	31.4	272.98	24/3.58	7/2.39	21.49	913.5	72.06	0.1195	450
Hawk	241.65	39.19	280.84	26/3.44	7/2.67	21.77	975.1	81.84	0.1195	451
Hen	241.27	56.3	297.57	30/3.20	7/3.20	22.4	1110.6	98.3	0.12	453
Osprey	282.47	15.69	298.16	18/4.47	1/4.47	22.35	897.7	59.6	0.1017	492
Parakeet	282.31	36.6	318.91	24/3.87	7/2.58	23.22	1065.6	83.18	0.1023	495
Dove	282.59	45.92	328.51	26/3.72	7/2.89	23.55	1138.6	94.3	0.1022	497
Eagle	282.07	65.82	347.89	30/3.46	7/3.46	24.22	1295.6	114.76	0.1026	499
Peacock	306.13	39.78	345.91	24/4.03	7/2.69	24.19	1158.9	90.74	0.0943	520
Squab	305.83	49.81	355.64	26/3.87	7/3.01	24.51	1237	101.41	0.0944	521
Wood Duck	307.06	71.65	378.71	30/3.61	7/3.61	25.27	1408.4	121.43	0.0943	525
Teal	307.06	69.62	376.68	30/3.61	19/2.16	25.24	1396.6	124.54	0.0943	525
Kingbird	323.01	17.95	340.96	18/4.78	1/4.78	23.9	1026.6	68.05	0.089	533
Swift	323.02	8.97	331.99	36/3.38	1/3.38	23.66	956.5	60.05	0.089	532
Rook	323.07	41.88	364.95	24/4.14	7/2.76	24.84	1217.5	95.19	0.0894	537
Grosbeak	321.84	52.49	374.33	26/3.97	7/3.09	25.15	1300.8	104.97	0.0897	537
Scoter	322.56	75.26	397.82	30/3.70	7/3.70	25.9	1480.7	127.66	0.0897	541
Egret	322.56	73.54	396.1	30/3.70	19/2.22	25.9	1469	130.77	0.0897	541
Flamingo	337.27	43.72	380.99	24/4.23	7/2.82	25.38	1276.6	99.64	0.0856	551
Gannet	338.26	54.9	393.16	26/4.07	7/3.16	25.76	1363.3	110.31	0.0854	553
Stilt	363.27	46.88	410.15	24/4.39	7/2.92	26.32	1370.4	107.2	0.0795	576
Starling	361.93	59.15	421.08	26/4.21	7/3.28	26.68	1463.7	118.32	0.0798	577
Redwing	362.06	82.41	444.47	30/3.92	19/2.35	27.43	1650.6	143.23	0.0799	580
Coot	401.86	11.16	413.02	36/3.77	1/3.77	26.39	1195.8	73.39	0.0715	607
Tern	403.77	27.83	431.6	45/3.38	7/2.25	27.03	1331.8	94.3	0.0715	610
Condor	402.33	52.15	454.48	54/3.08	7/3.08	27.72	1520.7	118.32	0.0718	612
Cuckoo	402.33	52.15	454.48	24/4.62	7/3.08	27.72	1522.2	117.43	0.0718	612
Drake	402.56	65.44	468	26/4.44	7/3.45	28.11	1626.4	131.66	0.0717	615
Mallard	403.84	91.78	495.62	30/4.14	19/2.48	28.96	1836	159.24	0.0717	619
Ruddy	455.5	31.67	487.17	45/3.59	7/2.40	28.74	1507.3	104.53	0.0634	656
Canary	456.28	59.15	515.43	54/3.28	7/3.28	29.52	1723.1	134.33	0.0633	660
Catbird	484.61	13.46	498.07	36/4.14	1/4.14	28.98	1434.4	86.74	0.0593	679
Rail	483.84	33.54	517.38	45/3.70	7/2.47	29.61	1598.1	110.76	0.0597	680
Cardinal	484.53	62.81	547.34	54/3.38	7/3.38	30.42	1825.9	142.34	0.0596	685
Tanager	522.79	14.52	537.31	36/4.30	1/4.30	30.1	1553.5	93.85	0.055	710
Orotlan	523.87	36.31	560.18	45/3.85	7/2.57	30.81	1730.5	118.32	0.0551	713
Curlew	522.51	67.73	590.24	54/3.51	7/3.51	31.59	1977.6	153.9	0.0553	716
Bluejay	565.49	38.9	604.39	45/4.00	7/2.66	31.98	1866	127.66	0.0511	745
Finch	565.03	71.57	636.6	54/3.65	19/2.19	32.85	2127.8	164.58	0.0514	748
Bunting	605.76	41.88	647.64	45/4.14	7/2.76	33.12	1996.9	136.55	0.0477	776
Grackle	602.79	76.89	679.68	54/3.77	19/2.27	33.97	2278.1	176.59	0.0481	777
Skylark	646.02	17.95	663.97	36/4.78	1/4.78	33.46	1913.6	115.65	0.0445	804
Bittern	644.4	44.66	689.06	45/4.27	7/2.85	34.17	2130.8	145.89	0.0448	805
Pheasant	645.08	81.71	726.79	54/3.90	19/2.34	35.1	2431.4	183.26	0.045	808
Dipper	684.24	47.2	731.44	45/4.40	7/2.93	35.19	2263.2	154.79	0.0422	834
Martin	685.39	86.67	772.06	54/4.02	19/2.41	36.17	2581.7	194.82	0.0423	838
Bobolink	725.27	50.14	775.41	45/4.53	7/3.02	36.24	2397.2	164.13	0.0398	862
Plover	726.92	91.78	818.7	54/4.14	19/2.48	37.24	2734.9	206.39	0.0399	866
Nuthatch	764.2	52.83	817.03	45/4.65	7/3.10	37.2	2529.6	171.25	0.0378	888
Parrot	766.06	97.03	863.09	54/4.25	19/2.55	38.25	2883.7	217.51	0.0379	892
Lapwing	807.53	55.6	863.13	45/4.78	7/3.18	38.22	2663.5	180.14	0.0358	916
Falcon	806.23	102.43	908.66	54/4.36	19/2.62	39.26	3038.5	229.52	0.036	919
Chukar	903.18	73.54	976.72	84/3.70	19/2.22	40.7	3083.1	217.51	0.0321	976
Bluebird	1092.84	88.84	1181.68	84/4.07	19/2.44	44.76	3731.9	256.65	0.0266	1083
Kiwi	1099.76	47.52	1147.28	72/4.41	7/2.94	44.1	3423.9	215.28	0.0264	1083
Thrasher	1171.42	63.94	1235.36	76/4.43	19/2.07	45.79	3754.2	243.75	0.0248	1122

Code Name	Nominal Area	No./Nominal diameter of wires		Approximate Overall Diameter	Sectional Area			Approximate Weight	Nominal Breaking Load	Nominal DC Resistance at 20℃	Current Rating(*)


		Aluminum	Steel		Aluminum	Steel	Total
	mm²	No./mm	No./mm	mm	mm²	mm²	mm²	kg/km	KN	ohm/km	A
Gopher	25	6/2.36	1/2.36	7.08	26.24	4.38	30.62	106	9.61	1.093	115
Weasel	30	6/2.59	1/2.59	7.77	31.61	5.27	36.88	128	11.45	0.9077	129
Ferret	40	6/3.00	1/3.00	9	42.41	7.07	49.48	172	15.2	0.6766	155
Rabbit	50	6/3.35	1/3.35	10.05	52.88	8.82	61.7	214	18.35	0.5426	178
Horse	70	12/2.79	7/2.79	13.95	73.37	42.83	116.2	538	61.2	0.3936	225
Dog	100	6/4.72	7/1.57	14.15	105	13.5	118.5	394	32.7	0.2733	271
Dingo	150	18/3.35	1/3.35	16.75	158.7	8.8	167.5	506	35.7	0.1815	346
Wolf	150	30/2.59	7/2.59	18.13	158.1	36.8	194.9	726	69.2	0.1828	351
Lynex	175	30/2.79	7/2.79	19.53	183.4	42.8	226.2	842	79.8	0.1576	384
Caracal	175	18/3.61	1/3.61	18.05	184.3	10.2	194.5	587	41.1	0.1563	379
Panther	200	30/3.00	7/3.00	21	212.1	49.4	261.5	974	92.25	0.1363	420
Jaguar	200	18/3.86	1/3.86	19.3	210.6	11.7	222.3	671	46.55	0.1367	411
Zebra	400	54/3.18	7/3.18	28.62	428.9	55.6	484.5	1621	131.9	0.0674	636

Code Name	No./Nominal diameter of wires		Approximate Overall Diameter	Sectional Area			Approximate Weight	Nominal Breaking Load	Nominal DC Resistance at 20℃	Current Rating(*)


	Aluminum	Steel		Aluminum	Steel	Total
	No./mm	No./mm	mm	mm²	mm²	mm²	kg/km	KN	ohm/km	A
Mole	6/1.50	1/1.50	4.5	10.6	1.77	12.4	42.8	4.14	2.7027	66
Squirrel	6/2.11	1/2.11	6.33	21	3.5	24.5	84.7	7.87	1.3659	101
Fox	6/2.79	1/2.79	8.37	36.7	6.11	42.8	148.1	13.21	0.7812	142
Mink	6/3.66	1/3.66	10.98	63.1	10.5	73.6	254.9	21.67	0.454	199
Skunk	12/2.59	7/2.59	12.95	63.2	36.9	100.1	463	52.79	0.4568	206
Beaver	6/3.99	1/3.99	11.97	75	12.5	87.5	302.9	25.76	0.382	221
Racoon	6/4.09	1/4.09	12.27	78.8	13.1	91.9	318.3	27.06	0.3635	228
Otter	6/4.22	1/4.22	12.66	83.9	14	97.9	338.8	28.81	0.3415	237
Cat	6/4.50	1/4.50	13.5	95.4	15.9	111.3	385.3	32.76	0.3003	256
Hare	6/4.72	1/4.72	14.16	105	17.5	122.5	423.8	36.04	0.273	271
Coyote	26/2.54	7/1.91	15.89	131.7	20.1	151.8	520.7	45.86	0.2192	311
Cougar	18/3.05	1/3.05	15.25	131.5	7.31	138.8	418.8	29.74	0.2188	308
Tiger	30/2.36	7/2.36	16.52	131.2	30.6	161.8	602.2	57.87	0.2202	313
Lion	30/3.18	7/3.18	22.26	238.3	55.6	293.9	1093.4	100.47	0.1213	450
Bear	30/3.35	7/3.35	23.45	264.4	61.7	326.1	1213.4	111.5	0.1093	480
Goat	30/3.71	7/3.71	25.97	324.3	75.7	400	1488.2	135.13	0.0891	543
Sheep	30/3.99	7/3.99	27.93	375.1	87.5	462.6	1721.3	156.3	0.0771	592
Antelope	54/2.97	7/2.97	26.73	374.1	48.5	422.6	1413.8	118.88	0.0773	586
Bison	54/3.00	7/3.00	27	381.7	49.5	431.2	1442.5	121.3	0.0758	593
Deer	30/4.27	7/4.27	29.89	429.6	100.2	529.8	1971.4	179	0.0673	643
Elk	30/4.50	7/4.50	31.5	477.1	111.3	588.4	2189.5	198.8	0.0606	684
Camel	54/3.35	7/3.35	30.15	476	61.7	537.7	1798.8	146.4	0.0608	677
Moose	54/3.53	7/3.53	31.77	528.5	68.5	597	1997.3	159.92	0.0547	720

Nominal Area		Sectional Area			No./Nominal diameter of wires		Approximate Overall Diameter	Approximate Weight	Nominal Breaking Load	Nominal DC Resistance at 20℃	Current Rating(*)



Aluminum	Steel	Aluminum	Steel	Total	Aluminum	Steel
mm²	mm²	mm²	mm²	mm²	No./mm	No./mm	mm	kg/km	KN	ohm/km	A
16	2.5	15.27	2.54	17.8	6/1.80	1/1.80	5.4	62	5.81	1.8793	83
25	4	23.86	3.98	27.8	6/2.25	1/2.25	6.8	97	9.02	1.2028	109
35	6	34.35	5.73	40.1	6/2.70	1/2.70	8.1	140	12.7	0.8353	136
44	32	43.98	31.67	75.7	14/2.00	7/2.40	11.2	373	45.46	0.6573	166
50	8	48.25	8.04	56.3	6/3.20	1/3.20	9.6	196	17.18	0.5946	168
50	30	51.17	29.85	81	12/2.33	7/2.33	11.7	378	44.28	0.5644	181
70	12	69.89	11.4	81.3	26/1.85	7/1.44	11.7	284	26.31	0.413	211
95	15	94.39	15.33	109.7	26/2.15	7/1.67	13.6	383	35.17	0.3058	254
95	55	96.51	56.3	152.8	12/3.20	7/3.20	16	714	80.2	0.2992	267
105$	75	105.67	75.55	181.2	14/3.10	19/2.25	17.5	899	106.69	0.2736	284
120	20	121.57	19.85	141.4	26/2.44	7/1.90	15.5	494	44.94	0.2374	297
120	70	122.15	71.25	193.4	12/3.60	7/3.60	18	904	98.16	0.2364	308
125	30	127.92	29.85	157.8	30/2.33	7/2.33	16.3	590	57.86	0.2259	308
150	25	148.86	24.25	173.1	26/2.70	7/2.10	17.1	604	54.37	0.1939	336
170	40	171.77	40.08	211.9	30/2.70	7/2.70	18.9	794	77.01	0.1682	369
185	30	183.78	29.85	213.6	26/3.00	7/2.33	19	744	66.28	0.1571	382
210	35	209.1	34.09	243.2	26/3.20	7/2.49	20.3	848	74.94	0.138	414
210	50	212.06	49.48	261.5	30/3.00	7/3.00	21	979	92.25	0.1363	420
230	30	230.91	29.85	260.8	24/3.50	7/2.33	21	874	73.09	0.1249	438
240	40	243.05	39.49	282.5	26/3.45	7/2.68	21.8	985	86.46	0.1188	453
265	35	263.66	34.09	297.8	24/3.74	7/2.49	22.4	998	82.94	0.1094	475
300	50	304.26	49.48	353.7	26/3.86	7/3.00	24.5	1233	105.09	0.0949	520
305	40	304.62	39.49	344.1	54/2.68	7/2.68	24.1	1155	99.3	0.0949	518
340	30	339.29	29.85	369.1	48/3.00	7/2.33	25	1174	92.56	0.0851	551
380	50	381.7	49.48	431.2	54/3.00	7/3.00	27	1448	120.91	0.0757	593
385	35	386.04	34.09	420.1	48/3.20	7/2.49	26.7	1336	104.31	0.0748	595
435	55	434.29	56.3	490.6	54/3.20	7/3.20	28.8	1647	136.27	0.0666	641
450	40	448.71	39.49	488.2	48/3.45	7/2.68	28.7	1553	120.19	0.0644	651
490	65	490.28	63.55	553.8	54/3.40	7/3.40	30.6	1860	152.85	0.059	689
550	70	549.65	71.25	620.9	54/3.60	7/3.60	32.4	2085	167.42	0.0526	737
560	50	561.7	49.48	611.2	48/3.86	7/3.00	32.2	1943	146.28	0.0514	744
680	85	678.58	85.95	764.5	54/4.00	19/2.40	36	2564	209.99	0.0426	834

Code Number	Nominal Area			No./Nominal diameter of wires		Approximate Overall Diameter	Approximate Weight	Nominal Breaking Load	Nominal DC Resistance at 20℃	Current Rating(*)



	Aluminum	Steel	Total	Aluminum	Steel
	mm²	mm²	mm²	No./mm	No./mm	mm	kg/km	KN	ohm/km	A
16	16	2.67	18.7	6/1.84	1/1.84	5.52	64.6	6.08	1.7934	85
25	25	4.17	29.2	6/2.30	1/2.30	6.9	100.9	9.13	1.1478	112
40	40	6.67	46.7	6/2.91	1/2.91	8.73	161.5	14.4	0.7174	150
63	63	10.5	73.5	6/3.66	1/3.66	10.98	254.4	21.63	0.4555	198
100	100	16.7	117	6/4.61	1/4.61	13.83	403.8	34.33	0.2869	263
125	125	6.94	132	18/2.97	1/2.97	14.85	397.9	29.17	0.2304	299
125	125	20.4	145	26/2.47	7/1.92	15.64	503.9	45.69	0.231	302
160	160	8.89	169	18/3.36	1/3.36	16.8	509.3	36.18	0.18	347
160	160	26.1	186	26/2.80	7/2.18	17.74	644.9	57.69	0.1805	351
200	200	11.1	211	18/3.76	1/3.76	18.8	636.7	44.22	0.144	398
200	200	32.6	233	26/3.13	7/2.43	19.81	806.2	70.13	0.1444	402
250	250	24.6	275	22/3.80	7/2.11	21.53	880.6	68.72	0.1154	458
250	250	40.7	291	26/3.50	7/2.72	22.16	1007.7	87.67	0.1155	461
315	315	21.8	337	45/2.99	7/1.99	23.91	1039.6	79.03	0.0917	526
315	315	51.3	366	26/3.93	7/3.05	24.87	1269.7	106.83	0.0917	530
400	400	27.7	428	45/3.36	7/2.24	26.88	1320.1	98.36	0.0722	607
400	400	51.9	452	54/3.07	7/3.07	27.63	1510.3	123.04	0.0723	610
450	450	31.1	481	45/3.57	7/2.38	28.56	1485.2	107.47	0.0642	651
450	450	58.3	508	54/3.26	7/3.26	29.34	1699.1	138.42	0.0643	655
500	500	34.6	535	45/3.76	7/2.51	30.09	1650.2	119.41	0.0578	693
500	500	64.8	565	54/3.43	7/3.43	30.87	1887.9	153.8	0.0578	697
560	560	38.7	599	45/3.98	7/2.65	31.83	1848.2	133.74	0.0516	741
560	560	70.9	631	54/3.63	19/2.18	32.68	2103.4	172.59	0.0516	745
630	630	43.6	674	45/4.22	7/2.81	33.75	2079.2	150.45	0.0459	794
630	630	79.8	710	54/3.85	19/2.31	34.65	2366.3	191.77	0.0459	798
710	710	49.1	759	45/4.48	7/2.99	35.85	2343.2	169.56	0.0407	851
710	710	89.9	800	54/4.09	19/2.45	36.79	2666.8	216.12	0.0407	856
800	800	34.6	835	72/3.76	7/2.51	37.61	2480.2	167.41	0.0361	910
800	800	66.7	867	84/3.48	7/3.48	38.28	2732.7	205.33	0.0362	912
800	800	101	901	54/4.34	19/2.61	39.09	3004.9	243.52	0.0362	916
900	900	38.9	939	72/3.99	7/2.66	39.9	2790.2	188.33	0.0321	972
900	900	75	975	84/3.69	7/3.69	40.59	3074.2	226.5	0.0322	974
1000	1000	43.2	1043	72/4.21	7/2.80	42.08	3100.3	209.26	0.0289	1031
1120	1120	47.3	1167	72/4.45	19/1.78	44.5	3464.9	234.53	0.0258	1096
1120	1120	91.2	1211	84/4.12	19/2.47	45.31	3811.5	283.17	0.0258	1100
1250	1250	102	1352	84/4.35	19/2.61	47.85	4253.9	316.04	0.0232	1165
1250	1250	52.8	1303	72/4.70	19/1.88	47	3867.1	261.75	0.0231	1163

Nominal Area Aluminum/Steel	Steel Percentage%	Area/mm²			No.wires n		Nominal diameter of wires/mm		Diameter/mm		Approximate Weight/ (kg/km)	Rated tensile strength/ KN	DC Resistance(20℃）（Ω/km）
		Area/mm²			No.wires n		Nominal diameter of wires/mm		Diameter/mm
		Aluminum	Steel	Total	Aluminum	Steel	Aluminum	Steel	Steel Core	Stranded wire
10/2	17	10.6	1.77	12.37	6	1	1.5	1.5	1.5	4.5	42.8	4.14	2.7062
16/3	17	16.13	2.69	18.82	6	1	1.85	1.85	1.85	5.55	65.1	6.13	1.7791
35/6	17	34.86	5.81	40.67	6	1	2.72	2.72	2.72	8.16	140.8	12.55	0.823
50/8	17	48.25	8.04	56.3	6	1	3.2	3.2	3.2	9.6	194.8	16.81	0.5946
50/30	58	50.73	29.59	80.32	12	7	2.32	2.32	6.96	11.6	371.1	42.61	0.5693
70/10	17	68.05	11.34	79.39	6	1	3.8	3.8	3.8	11.4	274.8	23.36	0.4217
70/40	58	69.73	40.67	110.4	12	7	2.72	2.72	8.16	13.6	510.2	58.22	0.4141
95/15	16	94.39	15.33	109.73	26	7	2.15	1.67	5.01	13.6	380.2	34.93	0.305
95/20	20	95.14	18.82	113.96	7	7	4.16	1.85	5.55	13.9	408.2	37.24	0.302
95/55	58	96.51	56.3	152.81	12	7	3.2	3.2	9.6	16	706.1	77.85	0.2992
120/7	6	118.89	6.61	125.5	18	1	2.9	2.9	2.9	14.5	378.5	27.74	0.2422
120/20	16	115.67	18.82	134.49	26	7	2.38	1.85	5.55	15.1	466.1	42.26	0.2496
120/25	20	122.48	24.25	146.73	7	7	4.72	2.1	6.3	15.7	525.7	47.96	0.2346
120/70	58	122.15	71.25	193.4	12	7	3.6	3.6	10.8	18	893.7	97.92	0.2364
150/8	6	144.76	8.04	152.8	18	1	3.2	3.2	3.2	16	460.9	32.73	0.199
150/20	13	145.68	18.82	164.5	24	7	2.78	1.85	5.55	16.7	548.5	46.78	0.1981
150/25	16	148.86	24.25	173.11	26	7	2.7	2.1	6.3	17.1	600.1	53.67	0.194
150/35	23	147.26	34.36	181.62	30	7	2.5	2.5	7.5	17.5	675	64.94	0.1962
185/10	6	183.22	10.18	193.4	18	1	3.6	3.6	3.6	18	583.3	40.51	0.1572
185/25	13	187.03	24.25	211.28	24	7	3.15	2.1	6.3	18.9	704.9	59.23	0.1543
185/30	16	181.34	29.59	210.93	26	7	2.98	2.32	6.96	18.9	731.4	64.56	0.1592
185/45	23	184.73	43.1	227.83	30	7	2.8	2.8	8.4	19.6	846.7	80.54	0.1564
210/10	6	204.14	11.34	215.48	18	1	3.8	3.8	3.8	19	649.9	45.14	0.1411
210/25	13	209.02	27.1	236.12	24	7	3.33	2.22	6.66	20	787.8	66.19	0.138
210/35	16	211.73	34.36	246.09	26	7	3.22	2.5	7.5	20.4	852.5	74.11	0.1364
210/50	23	209.24	48.82	258.06	30	7	2.98	2.98	8.94	20.9	959	91.23	0.1381
240/30	13	244.29	31.67	275.96	24	7	3.6	2.4	7.2	21.6	920.7	75.19	0.1181
240/40	16	238.84	38.9	277.74	26	7	3.42	2.66	7.98	21.7	962.8	83.76	0.1209
240/55	23	241.27	56.3	297.57	30	7	3.2	3.2	9.6	22.4	1105.8	101.74	0.1198
300/15	5	296.88	15.33	312.21	42	7	3	1.67	5.01	23	938.7	68.41	0.0973
300/20	7	303.42	20.91	324.32	45	7	2.93	1.95	5.85	23.4	1000.8	76.04	0.0952
300/25	9	306.21	27.1	333.31	48	7	2.85	2.22	6.66	23.8	1057	83.76	0.0944
300/40	13	300.09	38.9	338.99	24	7	3.99	2.66	7.98	23.9	1131	92.36	0.0961
300/50	16	299.54	48.82	348.37	26	7	3.83	2.98	8.94	24.3	1207.7	103.58	0.0964
300/70	23	305.36	71.25	376.61	30	7	3.6	3.6	10.8	25.2	1399.6	127.23	0.0946
400/20	5	406.4	20.91	427.31	42	7	3.51	1.95	5.85	26.9	1284.3	89.48	0.071
400/25	7	391.91	27.1	419.01	45	7	3.33	2.22	6.66	26.6	1293.5	96.37	0.0737
400/35	9	390.88	34.36	425.24	48	7	3.22	2.5	7.5	26.8	1347.5	103.67	0.0739
400/65	16	398.94	65.06	464	26	7	4.42	3.44	10.3	28	1608.7	135.39	0.0724
400/95	23	407.75	93.27	501.02	30	19	4.16	2.5	12.5	29.1	1856.7	171.56	0.0709
500/45	9	488.58	43.1	531.68	48	7	3.6	2.8	8.4	30	1685.5	127.31	0.0591
630/55	9	639.92	56.3	696.22	48	7	4.12	3.2	9.6	34.3	2206.4	164.31	0.0452
800/55	7	814.3	56.3	870.6	45	7	4.8	3.2	9.6	38.4	2687.5	192.22	0.0355
800/70	9	808.15	71.25	879.4	48	7	4.63	3.6	10.8	38.6	2887.6	207.68	0.0358

Conductor code name	Stranding and wire diameter no/mm		Nominal overall diameter	Cross-sectional area	Approximate mass	Breaking load	Modulus of elasticity	Coefficient of linear expansionX10-6/℃	DC Resistance at 20℃ Ω/km
	Stranding and wire diameter no/mm		Nominal overall diameter	Cross-sectional area	Approximate mass	Breaking load	Modulus of elasticity
	Aluminum	Steel	mm	mm²	kg/km	KN	Gpa
Almond	6/2.50	1/2.50	7.5	34.4	119	10.5	83	19.3	0.975
Apricot	6/2.75	1/2.75	8.3	41.6	144	12.6	83	19.3	0.805
Apple	6/3.00	1/3.00	9	49.5	171	14.9	83	19.3	0.677
Banana	6/3.75	1/3.75	11.3	77.3	268	22.7	83	19.3	0.433
Cherry	6/4.75	7/1.60	14.3	120	402	33.4	80	19.9	0.271
Grape	30/2.50	7/2.50	17.5	182	677	63.5	88	18.4	0.196
Lemon	30/3.00	7/3.00	21	262	973	90.4	88	18.4	0.136
Lychee	30/3.25	7/3.25	22.8	307	1140	105	88	18.4	0.116
Lime	30/3.50	7/3.50	24.5	356	1320	122	88	18.4	0.1
Mango	54/3.00	7/3.00	27	431	1440	119	78	19.9	0.0758
Orange	54/3.25	7/3.25	29.3	506	1690	137	78	19.9	0.0646
Olive	54/3.50	7/3.50	31.5	587	1960	159	78	19.9	0.0557
Pawpaw	54/3.75	19/2.25	33.8	672	2240	178	77	20	0.0485
Quince	3/1.75	4/1.75	5.3	16.8	95	12.7	136	13.9	3.25
Raisin	3/2.50	4/2.50	7.5	34.4	195	24.4	136	13.9	1.59
Sultana	4/3.00	3/3.00	9	49.5	243	28.3	119	15.2	0.897
Walnut	4/3.75	3/3.75	11.3	77.3	380	43.9	119	15.2	0.573

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Raw Material Test

NPC has always chosen raw material suppliers who have a good reputation, possess stable supply capabilities and have passed international quality system certifications (such as ISO 9001). And establish a long-term cooperative relationship with it, forming a stable and reliable raw material supply chain.
We will ensure that all raw materials are subject to strict inspection procedures upon entry to the factory, and can only be stored in the warehouse after they have been confirmed to meet the standards.

Process inspection

NPC has strict quality control procedures for each process in the cable production process.
Process documents: Develop detailed process flow and operation instructions to clarify the operating specifications and quality standards of each process.
Equipment calibration: Regularly calibrate key equipment such as wire drawing machines, stranding machines, extruders, and diameter gauges to ensure that the accuracy meets the requirements.
First piece confirmation: Before each batch of production, the first piece is trial-produced to confirm that the process parameters, product dimensions, electrical performance, etc. meet the standards before mass production can be carried out.

Finished Product

Inspectors conduct ex-factory inspections on cables according to relevant standards and corresponding product inspection specifications to ensure that each ex-factory product complies with the process regulations.

Application

ACSR conductors are widely used for electrical power transmission over long distances, since they are ideal for long overhead lines spans. They are also used as a messenger for supporting overhead electrical cables.

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FAQ From Customers

What are the advantages of power cables and overhead lines?

(1) Reliable operation, because it is installed in a hidden place such as underground, it is less damaged by external forces, has less chance of failure, and the power supply is safe, and it will not cause harm to people;
(2) The maintenance workload is small and frequent inspections are not required;
(3) No need to erect towers;
(4) Help improve power factor.

Which aspects should be considered when choosing the cross section of a power cable?

(1) The long-term allowable working current of the cable;
(2) Thermal stability once short circuited;
(3) The voltage drop on the line cannot exceed the allowable working range.

What are the measures for cable fire prevention?

(1) Use flame-retardant cables;
(2) Use fireproof cable tray;
(3) Use fireproof paint;
(4) Fire partition walls and fire baffles are installed at cable tunnels, mezzanine exits, etc.;
(5) Overhead cables should avoid oil pipelines and explosion-proof doors, otherwise local pipes or heat insulation and fire prevention measures should be taken.

What should be paid attention to during the transportation and handling of cables?

(1) During transportation, loading and unloading, cables and cable reels should not be damaged. It is strictly forbidden to push the cable reels directly from the vehicle. Generally, cables should not be transported and stored flat.
(2) Before transporting or rolling the cable reel, ensure that the cable reel is firm, the cable is wound tightly, the oil pipe between the oil-filled cable and the pressure oil tank should be fixed without damage, the pressure oil tank should be firm, and the pressure indication should meet the requirements.

What inspections should be carried out for the acceptance of cable lines?

(1) The cable specifications should meet the regulations, the arrangement should be neat, no damage, and the signs should be complete, correct and clear;
(2) The fixed bending radius of the cable, the related distance and the wiring of the metal sheath of the single-core power cable should meet the requirements;
(3) The cable terminal and the middle head should not leak oil, and the installation should be firm. The oil pressure of the oil-filled cable and the meter setting should meet the requirements;
(4) Good grounding;
(5) The color of the cable terminal is correct, and the metal parts such as the bracket are completely painted;
(6) There should be no debris in the cable trench, tunnel, and bridge, and the cover should be complete.

How many projects can cable engineering be divided into?

(1) Construction site transportation: including the loading and unloading, transportation and empty vehicle return journey of engineering materials from the warehouse to the construction site.
(2) Local engineering: including road excavation, tunnel, trench construction, etc.
(3) Laying engineering: including laying, intermediate head production, lift cover plate, buried pipe, school tide, tractor head production, etc.
(4) Two-end engineering: including the production and installation of support, suspension bridge and its foundation, the production of terminal heads, the installation of oil pressure and signal devices, and the electrical performance testing of various types.
(5) Stopping works: including the production of oil-filled cable stop heads, the installation of fuel supply tanks, automatic drainage and signal devices, etc.
(6) Grounding engineering: including installation of insulation joints, transposition boxes, protectors, and grounding boxes.

What tests and inspections should be carried out on power cables before laying?

Before laying, check whether the type, specification and length of the cable meet the requirements and whether there is external force damage. Low-voltage cables use a 1000V megohmmeter to remotely measure the insulation resistance, and the resistance is generally not less than 10MΩ. High-voltage cables use a 2500V megger to measure the resistance. Generally not less than 400MΩ.

What are the factors that determine the long-term allowable current carrying capacity of the cable?

(1) The long-term allowable working temperature of the cable;
(2) The heat dissipation performance of the cable itself;
(3) The condition of the cable installation and the heat dissipation conditions of the surrounding environment.

According to the difference of insulation and protective layer, what are the main types of commonly used low-voltage power cables?

(1) Oil-impregnated paper insulated lead-clad (or aluminum-clad) power cable;
(2) Non-drip oil-impregnated paper insulated power cable;
(3) PVC insulated and sheathed power cable;
(4) Cross-linked PVC insulated and PE sheathed power cable;
(5) Cross-linked PVC insulated and sheathed power cable;
(6) Rubber insulated power cables.

What are the requirements for the fire blocking of cable holes?

For larger cable penetration holes, such as the cable penetration floor, etc., when using fireproof blocking materials to block, according to the actual situation, first coat four to six layers of fireproof paint on the cable surface, the length is about 1.5m below the hole, and then use fire-resistant The material is processed into a board-supporting fire-proof blocking material with a certain strength to ensure that it is firm after being blocked and is easy to disassemble and assemble when the cable is replaced. The plugging is dense and non-porous to effectively block smoke and fire.

What are the main properties of the insulation material of the power cable?

(1) High breakdown strength;
(2) Low dielectric loss;
(3) Very high insulation resistance;
(4) Excellent discharge resistance;
(5) It has certain flexibility and mechanical strength;
(6) Long-term insulation performance is stable.

What are the regulations for cable protection tubes?

(1) When the cable needs to be laid through a protective pipe, the inner diameter of the pipe should not be less than 1.5 times the outer diameter of the cable, and the inner diameter of the concrete pipe, clay pipe, asbestos, and cement pipe should not be less than 100mm;
(2) The bending radius of the cable tube should meet the requirements of the bending radius of the cable inserted;
(3) Each pipe should not exceed three elbows at most, and there should be no more than two right-angle bends.

How to measure the outer diameter of the cable sheath?

At five evenly distributed points on the circumference of the sheath, measure the outer diameter of the sheath and its average value. The average outer diameter is the outer diameter of the sheath.

How to connect copper core cables with different cross-sections?

Copper core cables with different cross-sections can be connected by open-back weak copper pipes and connected by soldering, or pure copper rods can be connected into copper pipes according to different cross-sectional requirements and connected by crimping.

What are the insulating materials used to make cable terminal heads or intermediate joints?

There are insulating glue, insulating tape, insulating tube, insulating gloves, insulating resin, etc.

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