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AAC All-Aluminum Conductor - China Suppliers & Factory for BS EN 50182, Lightweight Solution for Medium-Voltage Lines

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Execution Standard: BS EN 50182 (Previous Standard: DIN 48201)

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Material: Our AAC (All-Aluminum Conductor) utilizes high-quality AL1 aluminum for exceptional performance.

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Product Application: Designed with a lightweight structure, AAC conductors are easy to transport, handle, and install, which helps lower labor costs and accelerate project timelines, particularly in challenging terrains. As leading suppliers and manufacturers from China, we ensure our products meet the highest standards.

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AAC is expertly designed for optimal electrical transmission performance. Its all-aluminum composition guarantees excellent conductivity, while its lightweight attributes facilitate simple installation and handling. Ideal for medium-voltage lines in environments with mild weather, AAC ensures reliable power flow while maximizing economic efficiency. Partner with our factory in China to experience superior quality and performance.

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    Aluminum Stranded Conductor (AAC) Specifications
    Code Name Old Code Name Sectional Area Wire Diameter & Stranding Overall Diameter Nominal Breaking Load Linear Mass Maximum Resistance at 20℃ Modulus of Elasticity Coefficient of Linear Expansion Current-carrying Capacity
    mm² mm No. mm kN kg/km Ω/km N/mm² 1/K A
    16-AL1 16 15.9 1.7 7 5.1 3.02 43.5 1.7986 60000 2.3x10-5 110
    24-AL1 25 24.2 2.1 7 6.3 4.36 66.4 1.1787 60000 2.3x10-5 145
    34-AL1 35 34.4 2.5 7 7.5 6.01 94.1 0.8317 60000 2.3x10-5 180
    49-AL1 50 49.5 3 7 9 8.41 135.5 0.5776 60000 2.3x10-5 225
    48-AL1 50 48.3 1.8 19 9 8.94 133.0 0.5944 57000 2.3x10-5 225
    66-AL1 70 65.8 2.1 19 10.5 11.85 181.1 0.4367 57000 2.3x10-5 270
    93-AL1 95 93.3 2.5 19 12.5 16.32 256.6 0.3081 57000 2.3x10-5 340
    117-AL1 120 117.0 2.8 19 14 19.89 321.9 0.2456 57000 2.3x10-5 390
    147-AL1 150 147.1 2.25 37 15.75 26.48 405.8 0.1960 57000 2.3x10-5 455
    182-AL1 185 181.6 2.5 37 17.5 31.78 500.9 0.1588 57000 2.3x10-5 520
    243-AL1 240 242.5 2.25 61 20.25 43.66 669.9 0.1193 55000 2.3x10-5 625
    299-AL1 300 299.4 2.5 61 22.5 52.40 827.0 0.0966 55000 2.3x10-5 710
    400-AL1 400 400.1 2.89 61 26.01 68.02 1105.2 0.0723 55000 2.3x10-5 855
    500-AL1 500 499.8 3.23 61 29.07 82.47 1380.5 0.0579 55000 2.3x10-5 990
    626-AL1 625 626.2 2.96 91 32.56 106.45 1730.5 0.0464 55000 2.3x10-5 1140
    802-AL1 800 802.1 3.35 91 36.85 132.34 2216.6 0.0362 55000 2.3x10-5 1340
    1000-AL1 1000 999.7 3.74 91 41.14 159.95 2762.8 0.0291 55000 2.3x10-5 1540
    Technical Notes:
    1. The outermost layer is twisted to the right (Z).
    2. The elastic coefficients and expansion coefficients listed in this table are applicable to Germany. The calculation of other conductor structure parameters shall refer to IEC61597.
    3. The flow rate values listed in this table are applicable under the conditions of a frequency of 60HZ, a wind speed of 0.6m/S, sunlight exposure in Germany, an ambient temperature of 35℃, and a conductor temperature of 80℃. In case of special laying conditions, the flow rate values should be reduced if there is no convection Less than 30%.
    Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
    What does AAC stand for in overhead conductors?
    AAC stands for Aluminum Stranded Conductor (or All Aluminum Conductor). It is primarily used for overhead electricity distribution lines with relatively short spans due to its high conductivity and corrosion resistance.
    What is the standard twisting direction for the outermost layer of AAC?
    According to the technical specifications, the outermost layer of the AAC conductor is twisted to the right, which is designated as the Z-lay direction.
    Which international standard applies to the structure parameters of these conductors?
    While the elastic and expansion coefficients in this table are specifically applicable to Germany, calculations for other conductor structural parameters should refer to the IEC 61597 international standard.
    Under what conditions are the current-carrying capacities in the table calculated?
    The current-carrying capacity (flow rate) is calculated based on a frequency of 60Hz, a wind speed of 0.6m/s, sunlight exposure in Germany, an ambient temperature of 35°C, and a maximum conductor temperature of 80°C.
    How do special laying conditions affect the flow rate values?
    For special laying conditions where there is no natural or forced convection, the current-carrying capacity (flow rate) values should be reduced by less than 30% to prevent overheating.
    What is the correlation between the code name and sectional area of AAC conductors?
    The code name prefix (e.g., 16-AL1, 24-AL1, 400-AL1) represents the approximate nominal sectional area in mm² (e.g., 15.9 mm², 24.2 mm², and 400.1 mm² respectively), indicating the physical size and capacity of the aluminum conductor.

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