AAAC IEC ASTM BS DIN Sandard - Henan Tong-Da Cable Co.,Ltd

Product Description

AAAC (All Aluminum Alloy Conductor) referred to have higher strength but lower conductivity than pure aluminum.

Being lighter, alloy conductors can sometimes be used to advantage in place of the more conventional ACSR;

Having lower breaking loads than the latter, their use becomes particularly favourable when ice and win loadings are low.

We can supply this conductor according to different recognized standards, such as BS EN50182, IEC61089, ASTM B399DIN 48,

customer special specification also can be satisfied.

The data sheets below show the most common standards, British standard and IEC standard.

IEC Sizes IEC 61089

Code Number	Stranding&wire diameter	Approx Overall diameter	Nominal	Approx.	Breaking Load	DC Resistance at 20
	Stranding&wire diameter	Approx Overall diameter	area	Weight	Breaking Load	DC Resistance at 20
	mm	mm	mm 2	Kg/km	KN	Ohm/km
16	7/1.83	5.49	18.4	50.4	5.43	1.7896
25	7/2.29	6.86	28.8	78.7	8.49	1.1453
40	7/2.89	8.68	46	125.9	13.58	0.7158
63	7/3.63	10.9	72.5	198.3	21.39	0.4545
100	19/2.78	13.9	115	316.3	33.95	0.2877
125	19/3.10	15.5	144	395.4	42.44	0.2302
160	19/3.51	17.6	184	506.1	54.32	0.1798
200	19/3.93	19.6	230	632.7	67.91	0.1439
250	19/4.39	22	288	790.8	84.88	0.1151
315	37/3.53	24.7	363	998.9	106.95	0.0916
400	37/3.98	27.9	460	1268.4	135.81	0.0721
450	37/4.22	29.6	518	1426.9	152.79	0.0641
500	37/4.45	31.2	575	1585.5	169.76	0.0577
560	61/3.67	33	645	1778.4	190.14	0.0516
630	61/3.89	35	725	2000.7	213.9	0.0458
710	61/4.13	37.2	817	2254.8	241.07	0.0407
800	61/4.38	39.5	921	2540.6	271.62	0.0361
900	91/3.81	41.8	1036	2861.1	305.58	0.0321
1000	91/4.01	44.1	1151	3179	339.53	0.0289
1120	91/4.25	46.7	1289	3560.5	380.27	0.0258
1250	91/4.49	49.4	1439	3973.7	424.41	0.0231

BS EN 50182:2001

Code Name	Stranding&wire diameter	Approx Overall diameter	Total area	Weight	Breaking Load	DC Resistance at 20	Current Rating
Code Name	mm	mm	mm 2	Kg/km	KN	Ohm/km	A
Box	7/1.85	5.55	18.8	51.4	5.55	1.748	93
Acacia	7/2.08	6.24	23.9	64.9	7.02	1.3828	110
Almond	7/2.34	7.02	30.1	82.2	8.88	1.0926	128
Cedar	7/2.54	7.62	35.5	96.8	10.46	0.9273	132
Deodar	7/2.77	8.31	42.2	115.2	12.44	0.7797	148
Fir	7/2.95	8.85	47.8	130.6	14.11	0.6875	161
Hazel	7/3.30	9.9	59.9	163.4	17.66	0.5494	184
Pine	7/3.61	10.8	71.6	195.6	21.14	0.4591	204
Holly	7/3.91	11.7	84.1	229.5	24.79	0.3913	222
Willow	7/4.04	12.1	89.7	245	26.47	0.3665	233
Oak	7/4.65	13.95	118.9	324.5	35.07	0.2767	272
Mulbery	19/3.18	15.9	150.9	414.3	44.52	0.2192	319
Ash	19/3.48	17.4	180.7	496.1	53.31	0.183	354
Elm	19/3.76	18.8	211	579.2	62.24	0.1568	385
Poplar	37/2.87	20.1	239.4	659.4	70.61	0.1387	414
Sycamore	37/3.23	22.6	303.2	835.2	89.4	0.1095	487
Upas	37/3.53	24.7	362.1	997.5	106.82	0.0917	527
Yew	37/4.06	28.4	479	1319.6	141.31	0.0693	629
Totara	37/4.14	29.42	498.1	1372.1	146.93	0.0666	640
Rubus	61/3.50	31.5	586.9	1622	173.13	0.0567	716
Sorbus	61/3.71	33.4	659.4	1822.5	194.53	0.0505	760
Araucaria	61/4.14	37.3	821.1	2269.5	242.24	0.0406	842
Redwood	61/4.56	41	996.2	2753.2	293.88	0.0334	920