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China ACSR Steel Core Aluminum Alloy Conductor - Reliable Power Transmission | Suppliers & Factory Direct

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Execution Standard: IEC 61089

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Material: AACSR is made of galvanized steel wire and 6201 aluminum alloy.

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ACSR (Aluminum Conductor Steel Reinforced) is a trusted choice for power transmission, providing unparalleled tensile strength due to its robust steel core. The precision-engineered aluminum wires that form the outer layer ensure excellent electrical conductivity. This conductor is designed to withstand corrosion, temperature variations, and mechanical stress, making it ideal for high-voltage power distribution in various environments. As a leading China supplier and factory of ACSR conductors, we guarantee top-quality products that meet all your power transmission needs.

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    Technical Specifications & Parameters

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    Nominal Area 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 mm² mm No mm No mm kg/km kN Ω/km
    26 18.4 3.07 21.5 1.98 6 1.98 1 5.93 74.8 9.02 1.7934
    25 28.8 4.80 33.6 2.47 6 2.47 1 7.41 116.3 13.96 1.1478
    40 46.0 7.67 53.7 3.13 6 3.13 1 9.38 186.8 22.02 0.7174
    63 72.5 12.1 84.6 3.92 6 3.92 1 11.8 293.0 34.68 0.4555
    100 115 6.39 121 2.85 18 2.85 1 14.3 366.0 41.24 0.2880
    125 144 7.99 152 3.19 18 3.19 1 16.0 458.6 51.23 0.2304
    125 144 23.4 167 2.65 26 2.06 7 16.8 579.4 69.86 0.2310
    160 184 10.2 194 3.61 18 3.61 1 18.0 587.3 65.58 0.1800
    160 184 30.0 214 3.00 26 2.34 7 19.0 743.0 88.52 0.1805
    200 230 12.8 243 4.04 18 4.04 1 20.2 735.6 81.97 0.1440
    200 230 37.5 268 3.36 26 2.61 7 21.3 931.0 110.64 0.1444
    250 288 28.3 316 4.08 22 2.27 7 23.1 1016.6 117.09 0.1154
    250 288 46.9 335 3.75 26 2.92 7 23.8 1161.5 138.31 0.1155
    315 383 25.1 408 3.20 45 2.14 7 25.8 1198.0 136.28 0.0917
    315 383 59.0 442 4.21 26 3.28 7 26.7 1464.4 171.90 0.0917
    400 460 31.8 492 3.61 45 2.41 7 28.9 1523.8 172.10 0.0722
    400 460 59.7 520 3.29 54 3.29 7 29.7 1736.9 201.46 0.0723
    450 518 35.8 554 3.83 45 2.55 7 30.6 1713.7 193.61 0.0642
    450 518 67.1 585 3.49 54 3.49 7 31.5 1954.5 226.64 0.0643
    500 575 39.8 615 4.04 45 2.69 7 32.3 1906.8 215.12 0.0578
    500 575 74.6 650 3.68 54 3.68 7 33.2 2173.1 251.82 0.0578
    560 645 44.6 689 4.27 45 2.85 7 34.2 2131.8 240.93 0.0516
    560 645 81.6 726 3.90 54 2.34 19 35.1 2425.7 283.21 0.0516
    630 725 31.3 756 3.58 72 2.39 7 35.8 2250.4 249.62 0.0459
    630 725 91.8 817 4.13 54 2.48 19 37.2 2721.4 318.61 0.0459
    710 817 35.3 852 3.80 72 2.53 7 38.0 2534.0 281.32 0.0407
    710 817 104 921 4.39 54 2.63 19 39.5 3071.0 359.98 0.0407
    800 921 39.8 961 4.04 72 2.69 7 40.4 2864.2 316.98 0.0361
    800 921 76.7 997 3.74 84 3.74 7 41.1 3156.3 356.03 0.0362
    900 1036 44.8 1081 4.28 72 2.85 7 42.8 3214.7 356.6 0.0321
    900 1036 86.3 1122 3.96 84 3.96 7 43.6 3538.6 400.53 0.0322
    1000 1151 93.7 1245 4.18 84 2.51 19 45.9 3926.6 446.37 0.0289
    1120 1289 105 1394 4.42 84 2.65 19 48.6 4387.8 499.93 0.0258

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Q1: What is the range of Nominal Area covered in this specification?

    The nominal area of the conductors ranges from a minimum of 26 mm² to a maximum of 1120 mm², offering options for various transmission line capacities.

    Q2: How does the conductor diameter scale with the nominal area?

    The overall diameter of the conductor scales proportionally with the nominal area, starting from 5.93 mm for the 26 mm² nominal area up to 48.6 mm for the 1120 mm² nominal area.

    Q3: What is the relationship between conductor size and Maximum D.C. Resistance at 20℃?

    As the nominal area increases, the Maximum D.C. Resistance decreases significantly. For instance, the 26 mm² conductor has a resistance of 1.7934 Ω/km, whereas the 1120 mm² conductor has a resistance of only 0.0258 Ω/km.

    Q4: What are the stranding configurations for the steel core?

    Depending on the conductor size and strength requirements, the steel core stranding consists of either 1 wire (for smaller sizes like 26 mm² to 200 mm²), 7 wires (for medium to large sizes), or 19 wires (for heavy-duty configurations like 560 mm² to 1120 mm²).

    Q5: What is the rated strength of the 1120 mm² nominal area conductor?

    The largest conductor listed in the specifications (1120 mm² nominal area, with a total sectional area of 1394 mm²) features a rated strength of 499.93 kN.

    Q6: Why are there two listings for certain nominal areas like 125 mm², 160 mm², and 200 mm²?

    These sizes offer different steel core configurations (e.g., 1 steel wire vs. 7 steel wires). This allows engineers to select either a lighter conductor or a stronger conductor with higher rated strength depending on the span and tension requirements of the transmission line.

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