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PVC Covered Conductor BS 6485 - Reliable China Suppliers and Factory for Overhead Power Lines

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Standards: BS 6485

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Specifications
• BS 6485 PVC-Covered Conductors for Overhead Power Lines
• BS EN 50182 Conductors for Overhead Lines – Round Wire Concentric Lay Stranded Conductors
• BS 215-1 Aluminum Conductors and Aluminum Conductors, Steel-Reinforced – For Overhead Power Transmission Part 1: Aluminum Stranded Conductors
• BS 215-2 Aluminum Conductors and Aluminum Conductors, Steel-Reinforced – For Overhead Power Transmission Part 2: Aluminum Conductors, Steel-Reinforced
• BS 3242 Aluminum Alloy Stranded Conductors for Overhead Power Transmission
• BS 7884 Copper and Copper-Cadmium Stranded Conductors for Overhead Electric Traction and Power Transmission Systems

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    Code Word Nominal cross-sectional area Stranding and Wire Diameter Approximate Overall Diameter of Bare Conductor Maximum Resistance per kilometre at 20 °C Approximate Breaking Load Approximate Overall Diameter of Covered Conductor Approximate Mass per kilometre of Covered Conductor
    Type 8 Type 8
    mm² mm mm Ω kN mm kg/km
    Midge 22 7/2.06 6.18 1.227 3.99 8.2 100
    Aphis 25 3/3.35 7.2 1.081 4.11 9.2 133
    Gnat 25 7/2.21 6.63 1.066 4.59 8.8 118
    Weevil 30 3/3.66 7.9 0.9082 4.86 10.1 158
    Mosquito 35 7/2.59 7.77 0.7762 6.03 10 156
    Ladybird 40 7/2.79 8.37 0.6689 6.87 10.6 177
    Ant 50 7/3.10 9.3 0.5419 8.28 11.7 200
    Fly 60 7/3.40 10.2 0.4505 9.9 12.4 249
    Bluebottle 70 7/3.66 11 0.3881 11.34 13.2 285
    Earwing 75 7/3.78 11.3 0.3644 11.94 13.6 302
    Grasshopper 80 7/3.91 11.7 0.3406 12.78 13.9 319
    Clegg 90 7/4.17 12.5 0.2994 14.53 14.7 359
    Wasp 100 7/4.39 13.17 0.2702 16 16 360
    Beetle 100 19/2.67 13.4 0.2704 17.42 15.6 387
    Bee 125 7/4.90 14.7 0.2169 19.94 16.9 482
    Cricket 150 7/5.36 16.1 0.1813 23.85 18.3 567
    Hornet 150 19/3.25 16.3 0.1825 27.7 18.5 538
    Caterpillar 175 19/3.53 17.7 0.1547 28.63 19.9 646
    Chafer 200 19/3.78 18.9 0.1349 32.4 21.7 690
    Spider 225 19/3.99 20 0.1211 36.01 22.2 809
    Cockroach 250 19/4.22 21.1 0.1083 40.4 23.3 900
    Butterfly 300 19/4.65 23.3 0.08916 48.7 25.5 1082
    Moth 350 19/5.00 25 0.07711 56.37 27.2 1241
    Drone 350 37/3.58 25.1 0.07741 57.45 27.3 1222
    Locust 400 19/5.36 26.8 0.0671 64.73 29 1416
    Centipede 400 37/3.78 26.5 0.06944 63.1 28.7 1353
    Maybug 450 37/4.09 28.6 0.05931 74.01 30.8 1573
    Scorpion 500 37/4.27 29.9 0.05441 79.98 32.1 1706
    Cicada 600 37/4.65 32.6 0.04588 94.95 34.8 2010
    Tarantula 750 37/5.23 36.6 0.03627 120.1 38.8 2519
    Frequently Asked Questions
    What is the range of nominal cross-sectional areas available?
    The nominal cross-sectional area for this range of covered conductors starts at 22 mm² (Midge) and goes up to 750 mm² (Tarantula), catering to various electrical transmission capacities.
    How does the Type 8 covering affect the overall conductor diameter?
    The Type 8 covering increases the overall diameter. For example, the Midge conductor has a bare overall diameter of 6.18 mm, which increases to 8.2 mm when covered.
    What is the maximum resistance per kilometre for these conductors at 20 °C?
    The maximum resistance varies by size, ranging from 1.227 Ω/km for the smallest size (Midge, 22 mm²) down to 0.03627 Ω/km for the largest size (Tarantula, 750 mm²).
    What is the approximate breaking load of the Tarantula conductor?
    The Tarantula conductor, with a nominal cross-sectional area of 750 mm², features the highest approximate breaking load in this table at 120.1 kN.
    How does stranding configuration change with conductor size?
    Smaller conductors typically use a 3-wire or 7-wire stranding (e.g., 3/3.35 for Aphis, 7/2.06 for Midge), while larger conductors utilize 19-wire or 37-wire configurations (e.g., 19/5.36 for Locust, 37/5.23 for Tarantula).
    What is the approximate mass per kilometre for the Type 8 covered Midge conductor?
    The Type 8 covered Midge conductor has an approximate mass of 100 kg/km, which is the lightest option in this product series.

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