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China AACSR DIN 48206 Steel Core Aluminum Alloy Conductor - Reliable Suppliers & Factory for Quality Conductors

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Execution Standard: DIN 48206

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Material: AACSR utilizes high-quality galvanized steel wire and 6201 aluminum alloy.

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Aluminum Conductor Steel Reinforced (AACSR) is a widely used conductor in power transmission lines. The robust steel core offers exceptional support, while the aluminum alloy enhances conductivity efficiency. This conductor is designed to withstand harsh weather conditions and exhibits excellent mechanical properties, ensuring the safe and efficient transmission of high-voltage power. As a trusted supplier and factory based in China, we provide reliable AACSR solutions that meet the highest industry standards.

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    Code Name Old Code Name Sectional Area Wire Diameter & Stranding Diameter of Conductor Linear Mass Rated Strength Max.D.C. Resistance at 20℃
    Aluminum alloy Steel Total Aluminum alloy Steel
    mm² mm² mm² mm No mm No mm kg/km kN Ω/km
    15-AL 3/3-ST1A 16/2.5 15.3 2.5 17.8 1.80 6 1.80 1 5.4 61.6 7.48 2.18
    24-AL 3/4-ST1A 25/4 23.9 4.0 27.8 2.25 6 2.25 1 6.8 96.3 11.71 1.3952
    34-AL 3/6-ST1A 35/6 34.4 5.7 40.1 2.70 6 2.70 1 8.1 138.7 16.85 0.9689
    44-AL 3/32-ST1A 44/32 44.0 31.7 75.6 2.00 14 2.40 7 11.2 369.3 50.27 0.7625
    48-AL 3/8-ST1A 50/8 48.3 8.0 56.3 3.20 6 3.20 1 9.6 194.8 23.66 0.6898
    51-AL 3/30-ST1A 50/30 51.2 29.8 81.0 2.33 12 2.33 7 11.7 374.7 50.24 0.6547
    70-AL 3/11-ST1A 70/12 69.9 11.4 81.3 1.85 26 1.44 7 11.7 282.2 33.99 0.4791
    94-AL 3/15-ST1A 95/15 94.4 15.3 109.7 2.15 26 1.67 7 13.6 380.6 45.82 0.3547
    97-AL 3/56-ST1A 95/55 96.5 56.3 152.8 3.20 12 3.20 7 16.0 706.8 94.75 0.3471
    106-AL3/76-ST1A 105/75 105.7 75.5 181.2 3.10 14 2.25 19 17.5 885.3 120.14 0.3174
    122-AL3/20-ST1A 120/20 121.6 19.8 141.4 2.44 26 1.90 7 15.5 491 59.14 0.2754
    122-AL 3/71-ST1A 120/70 122.1 71.3 193.4 3.60 12 3.60 7 18.0 894.5 119.12 0.2742
    128-AL 3/30-ST1A 125/30 127.9 29.8 157.8 2.33 30 2.33 7 16.3 587 72.8 0.2621
    149-AL 3/24-ST1A 150/25 148.9 24.2 173.1 2.70 26 2.10 7 17.1 600.8 72.36 0.2249
    172-AL 3/40-ST1A 170/40 171.8 40.1 211.8 2.70 30 2.70 7 18.9 788.2 97.75 0.1952
    184-AL 3/30-ST1A 185/30 183.8 29.8 213.6 3.00 26 2.33 7 19.0 741 89.22 0.1822
    209-AL 3/34-ST1A 210/35 209.1 34.1 243.2 3.20 26 2.49 7 20.3 844.1 101.67 0.1601
    212-AL 3/49-ST1A 210/50 212.1 49.5 261.5 3.00 30 3.00 7 21.0 973.1 120.68 0.1581
    231-AL 3/30-ST1A 230/30 230.9 29.8 260.8 3.50 24 2.33 7 21.0 870.9 103.08 0.1449
    243-AL 3/39-ST1A 240/40 243.1 39.5 282.5 3.45 26 2.68 7 21.8 980.1 118.02 0.1378
    264-AL3/34-ST1A 265/35 263.7 34.1 297.7 3.74 24 2.49 7 22.4 994.4 117.71 0.1269
    304-AL 3/49-ST1A 300/50 304.3 49.5 353.7 3.86 26 3.00 7 24.5 1227.3 147.79 0.1101
    305-AL3/39-ST1A 305/40 304.6 39.5 344.1 2.68 54 2.68 7 24.1 1151.2 136.12 0.1101
    339-AL 3/30-ST1A 340/30 339.3 29.8 369.1 3.00 48 2.33 7 25.0 1171.2 134.94 0.0988
    382-AL 3/49-ST1A 380/50 381.7 49.5 431.2 3.00 54 3.00 7 27.0 1442.5 170.56 0.0879
    386-AL 3/34-ST1A 385/35 386.0 34.1 420.1 3.20 48 2.49 7 26.7 1333.6 153.69 0.0868
    434-AL 3/56-ST1A 435/55 434.3 56.3 490.6 3.20 54 3.20 7 28.8 1641.3 194.06 0.0772
    449-AL 3/39-ST1A 450/40 448.7 39.5 488.2 3.45 48 2.68 7 28.7 1549.1 178.48 0.0747
    490-AL 3/64-ST1A 490/65 490.3 63.6 553.8 3.40 54 3.40 7 30.6 1852.9 219.07 0.0684
    550-AL 3/71-ST1A 550/70 549.7 71.3 620.9 3.60 54 3.60 7 32.4 1851.4 245.6 0.061
    562-AL3/49-ST1A 560/50 561.7 49.5 611.2 3.86 48 3.00 7 32.2 1939.5 223.48 0.0597
    679-AL 3/86-ST1A 680/85 678.6 86.0 764.5 4.00 54 2.40 19 36.0 2547.6 300.84 0.0494
    Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
    Q What does the designation "AL 3/ST1A" signify in the table?
    "AL 3" designates the aluminum alloy component of the conductor, while "ST1A" specifies the strength class of the galvanized steel core wire. Together, they outline the structural composition of the stranded conductor.
    Q How is the total sectional area of the conductor determined?
    The total sectional area is the combined sum of the sectional areas of the aluminum alloy and the steel core. For example, in the "15-AL 3/3-ST1A" conductor, the 15.3 mm² aluminum alloy area plus the 2.5 mm² steel area equals a total of 17.8 mm².
    Q Why is D.C. resistance measured specifically at 20℃?
    Measuring D.C. resistance at 20℃ is an industry standard that allows for consistent comparison between different conductor specifications. Resistance values vary with temperature, so a fixed baseline is essential for accurate electrical calculations.
    Q What is the relationship between rated strength and steel content?
    The steel core (ST1A) provides the primary mechanical tensile strength. Generally, conductors with a higher proportion of steel sectional area or more steel strands exhibit significantly higher Rated Strength (measured in kN), making them suitable for long-span installations.
    Q How does the linear mass affect transmission line design?
    Linear mass (measured in kg/km) indicates the weight of the conductor per unit length. Higher linear mass requires more robust support structures, towers, and tensioning systems to safely handle the physical load and control conductor sag.

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