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ALL ALUMINUM CONDUCTORS(AAC)
ALL ALUMINUM CONDUCTORS(AAC)

ALL ALUMINUM CONDUCTORS(AAC)

Aluminium Conductors (AAC) are made of Hard-Drawn aluminum wires
Construction
Technical Specifications
Quality Control
Application

Construction

All Aluminium Conductors

Application

AAC is mainly used in urban areas, where spacing is short and supports are close together. All-aluminium conductors consist of one or more strands of aluminium wire, depending on the intended use. AAC is also widely used in coastal regions due to its high corrosion resistance.

Description

Aluminium Conductors (AAC) are made of Hard-Drawn aluminum wires.

Standard

IEC 61089, DIN 48201-5, AS 1531, BS 215-1, BS EN 50182, ASTM B 231/B 231/M. Gost 83980.

Technical Specifications

All Aluminium Conductors
ASTM B 231/B 231M
IEC 61089
DIN 48201-5
BS 215-1
BS EN 50182
GOST 839-80
GB/T 1179
Code Name Nominal
Area
No./Nominal
diameter of
wires
Approximate
Overall
Diameter
Approximate
Weight
Nominal
Breaking
Load
Nominal DC
Resistance
at 20°C
AWG or MCM mm² No./mm mm kg/km KN ohm/km
Peachbell 6 13.3 7/1.56 4.68 36.6 2.5 2.1477
Rose 4 21.1 7/1.96 5.88 58.2 3.9 1.3606
Iris 2 33.6 7/2.47 7.41 92.6 6.0 0.8567
Pansy 1 42.4 7/2.78 8.34 116.6 7.3 0.6763
Poppy 1/0.0 53.5 7/3.12 9.36 147.2 8.8 0.5369
Aster 2/0.0 67.4 7/3.50 10.50 185.7 11.1 0.4267
Phlox 3/0.0 85.0 7/3.93 11.79 233.9 13.5 0.3384
Oxlip 4/0.0 107.2 7/4.42 13.26 295.2 17.0 0.2675
Valerian 250.0 126.7 19/2.91 14.55 348.6 20.7 0.2274
Sneezewort 250.0 126.7 7/4.80 14.40 348.8 20.1 0.2269
Laurel 266.8 135.2 19/3.01 15.05 372.2 22.1 0.2125
Daisy 266.8 135.2 7/4.96 14.88 372.3 21.4 0.2125
Peony 300.0 152.0 19/3.19 15.95 418.3 24.3 0.1892
Tulip 336.4 170.5 19/3.38 16.90 469.5 27.3 0.1686
Daffodil 350.0 177.3 19/3.45 17.25 487.9 28.4 0.1618
Canna 397.5 201.4 19/3.67 18.35 554.9 31.6 0.1430
Goldentuft 450.0 228.0 19/3.91 19.55 627.6 35.0 0.1260
Syringa 477.0 241.7 37/2.88 20.16 664.8 38.6 0.1192
Cosmos 477.0 241.7 19/4.02 20.10 664.8 37.0 0.1192
Hyacinth 500.0 253.3 37/2.95 20.65 696.8 40.5 0.1136
Zinnia 500.0 253.3 19/4.12 20.60 697.1 38.9 0.1134
Dahlia 556.5 282.0 19/4.35 21.75 775.8 43.3 0.1018
Mistletoe 556.5 282.0 37/3.12 21.84 775.7 44.3 0.1016
Meadowsweet 600.0 304.0 37/3.23 22.61 836.3 47.5 0.0948
Orchid 636.0 322.3 37/3.33 23.31 886.9 50.4 0.0892
Heuchera 650.0 329.4 37/3.37 23.59 907.4 51.7 0.0871
Flag 700.0 354.7 61/2.72 24.48 975.8 57.1 0.0811
Varbena 700.0 354.7 37/3.49 24.43 975.7 55.4 0.0812
Nasturtium 715.5 362.6 61/2.75 24.75 998.5 58.4 0.0793
Violet 715.5 362.6 37/3.53 24.71 998.5 56.7 0.0794
Cattail 750.0 380.0 61/2.82 25.38 1046.0 60.3 0.0754
Petunia 750.0 380.0 37/3.62 25.34 1046.0 58.6 0.0755
Lilac 795.0 402.8 61/2.90 26.10 1110.0 63.8 0.0713
Arbutus 795.0 402.8 37/3.72 26.04 1109.0 61.8 0.0715
Snapdragon 900.0 456.0 61/3.09 27.81 1256.0 70.8 0.0628
Cockscomb 900.0 456.0 37/3.96 27.72 1256.0 68.4 0.0631
Goldenrod 954.0 483.4 61/3.18 28.62 1331.0 75.0 0.0593
Magnolia 954.0 483.4 37/4.08 28.56 1331.0 72.6 0.0594
Camellia 1000.0 506.7 61/3.25 29.25 1394.0 78.3 0.0568
Hawkweed 1000.0 506.7 37/4.18 29.26 1395.0 76.2 0.0566
Larkspur 1033.5 523.7 61/3.31 29.79 1442.0 81.3 0.0547
Bluebell 1033.5 523.7 37/4.25 29.75 1441.0 78.8 0.0547
Marigold 1113.0 564.0 61/3.43 30.87 1553.0 87.3 0.0510
Hawthorn 1192.5 604.2 61/3.55 31.95 1662.0 93.5 0.0476
Narsissus 1272.0 644.5 61/3.67 33.03 1774.0 98.1 0.0445
Columbine 1351.0 694.8 61/3.78 34.02 1884.0 104.0 0.0420
Carnation 1431.0 725.1 61/3.89 35.01 1997.0 108.0 0.0396
Gladiolus 1510.5 765.4 61/4.00 36.00 2108.0 114.0 0.0375
Coreopsis 1590.0 805.7 61/4.10 36.90 2216.0 120.0 0.0357
Jassamine 1750.0 886.7 61/4.30 38.70 2442.0 132.0 0.0324
Cowslip 2000.0 1013.0 91/3.77 41.47 2787.0 153.0 0.0286
Sagebrush 2250.0 1140.0 91/3.99 43.89 3166.0 167.0 0.0255
Lupine 2500.0 1267.0 91/4.21 46.31 3519.0 186.0 0.0229
Bitterrot 2750.0 1393.0 91/4.42 48.62 3872.0 205.0 0.0208
Trillium 3000.0 1520.0 127/3.90 50.70 4226.0 223.0 0.0193
Bluebonnet 3500.0 1773.0 127/4.22 54.86 4977.0 261.0 0.0165
Code Name Nominal
Area
No./Nominal
diameter of
wires
Approximate
Overall
Diameter
Approximate
Weight
Nominal
Breaking
Load
Nominal DC
Resistance
at 20°C
mm² No./mm mm kg/km KN ohm/km
10 10.0 7/1.35 4.05 27.4 2.0 2.8633
16 16.0 7/1.71 5.13 43.8 3.0 1.7896
25 25.0 7/2.13 6.39 68.4 4.5 1.1453
40 40.0 7/2.70 8.10 109.4 6.8 0.7158
63 63.0 7/3.39 10.17 172.3 10.4 0.4545
100 100.0 19/2.59 12.95 274.8 17.0 0.2877
125 125.0 19/2.89 14.45 343.6 21.3 0.2302
160 160.0 19/3.27 16.35 439.8 26.4 0.1798
200 200.0 19/3.66 18.30 549.7 32.0 0.1439
250 250.0 19/4.09 20.45 687.1 40.0 0.1151
315 315.0 37/3.29 23.03 867.9 52.0 0.0916
400 400.0 37/3.71 25.97 1102.0 64.0 0.0721
450 450.0 37/3.94 27.58 1239.8 72.0 0.0641
500 500.0 37/4.15 29.05 1377.6 80.0 0.0577
560 560.0 37/4.39 30.73 1542.9 89.6 0.0515
630 630.0 61/3.63 32.67 1738.3 100.8 0.0458
710 710.0 61/3.85 34.65 1959.1 113.6 0.0407
800 800.0 61/4.09 36.81 2207.4 128.0 0.0361
900 900.0 61/4.33 38.97 2483.3 144.0 0.0321
1000 1000.0 61/4.57 41.13 2759.2 160.0 0.0289
1120 1120.0 91/3.96 43.56 3093.5 179.2 0.0258
1250 1250.0 91/4.18 45.98 3452.6 200.0 0.0231
1400 1400.0 91/4.43 48.73 3866.9 224.0 0.0207
1500 1500.0 91/4.58 50.38 4143.1 240.0 0.0193
Area No./Nominal
diameter of
wires
Approximate
Overall
Diameter
Approximate
Weight
Nominal
Breaking
Load
Nominal DC
Resistance
at 20°C
Nominal Actual
mm² mm² No./mm mm kg/km KN ohm/km
16.0 15.9 7/1.70 5.10 43.0 2.8 1.8022
25.0 24.3 7/2.10 6.30 66.0 4.2 1.1810
35.0 34.4 7/2.50 7.50 94.0 5.8 0.8333
50.0 49.5 7/3.00 9.00 135.0 7.9 0.5787
50.0 48.4 19/1.80 9.00 133.0 8.5 0.5951
70.0 65.8 19/2.10 10.50 181.0 11.3 0.4372
95.0 93.3 19/2.50 12.50 256.0 15.7 0.3085
120.0 117.0 19/2.80 14.00 322.0 18.8 0.2459
150.0 147.1 37/2.25 15.80 406.0 25.3 0.1960
185.0 181.6 37/2.50 17.50 500.0 30.5 0.1588
240.0 242.5 61/2.25 20.30 670.0 39.5 0.1191
300.0 299.4 61/2.50 22.50 827.0 47.7 0.0965
400.0 400.1 61/2.89 26.00 1104.0 60.9 0.0722
500.0 499.8 61/3.23 29.10 1379.0 74.7 0.0578
625.0 626.2 91/2.96 32.60 1732.0 95.3 0.0462
800.0 802.1 91/3.35 36.90 2218.0 118.4 0.0360
1000.0 999.7 91/3.74 41.10 2767.0 145.8 0.0289
Code Name Nominal
Area
No./Nominal
diameter of
wires
Approximate
Overall
Diameter
Total Area Approximate
Weight
Nominal
Breaking
Load
Nominal DC
Resistance
at 20°C
mm² No./mm mm mm² kg/km KN ohm/km
Midge 22.0 7/2.06 6.18 23.3 64.0 4.0 1.2270
Ant 50.0 7/3.10 9.30 52.8 145.0 8.3 0.5419
Fly 60.0 7/3.40 10.20 63.6 174.0 9.9 0.4505
Wasp 100.0 7/4.39 13.17 106.0 290.0 16.0 0.2702
Hornet 150.0 19/3.25 16.25 157.6 434.0 25.7 0.1825
Chafer 200.0 19/3.78 18.90 213.2 587.0 32.4 0.1349
Cockroach 250.0 19/4.22 21.10 265.7 731.0 40.4 0.1083
Butterfly 300.0 19/4.65 23.25 322.7 888.0 48.8 0.0892
Centipede 400.0 37/3.78 26.46 415.2 1145.0 63.1 0.0694
Code Name Nominal
Area
No./Nominal
diameter of
wires
Approximate
Overall
Diameter
Total Area Approximate
Weight
Nominal
Breaking
Load
Nominal DC
Resistance
at 20°C
mm² No./mm mm mm² kg/km KN ohm/km
Gnat -- 7/2.21 6.63 26.9 73.0 4.8 1.0643
Mosquito -- 7/2.59 7.77 36.9 101.0 6.3 0.7749
Ladybird -- 7/2.79 8.37 42.8 117.0 7.3 0.6678
Bluebottle -- 7/3.66 10.98 73.6 201.0 11.8 0.3880
Earwig -- 7/3.78 11.34 78.6 215.0 12.6 0.3638
Grasshopper -- 7/3.91 11.73 84.1 230.0 13.5 0.3400
Clegg -- 7/4.17 12.51 95.6 261.0 15.3 0.2989
Beetle -- 19/2.67 13.35 106.4 292.0 18.1 0.2701
Bee -- 7/4.90 14.70 132 361.0 21.1 0.2165
Caterpillar -- 19/3.53 17.65 185.9 511.0 29.8 0.1546
Spider -- 19/3.99 19.95 237.6 653.0 38.0 0.1210
Moth -- 19/5.00 25.00 373.1 1025.0 59.7 0.0770
Drone -- 37/3.58 25.06 372.4 1027.0 59.6 0.0774
Maybug -- 37/4.09 28.63 486.1 1341.0 77.8 0.0593
Scorpion -- 37/4.27 29.89 529.8 1461.0 84.8 0.0544
Cicada -- 37/4.65 32.55 628.3 1733.0 100.5 0.0459
Nominal Corss-section Number of Wires Wire Diameter Calculated Cross-section Overall Diameter D.C. Resistance at 20 Min. Breaking Load Conductor Weight
mm² mm mm² mm Ω/km kg/km
10 7 1,35 10,0 4,05 28,631 1950 27,4
16 7 1,70 15,9 5,10 18,007 3021 43,0
25 7 2,13 24,9 6,40 11,498 4500 68,0
35 7 2,50 34,3 7,50 0,8347 5913 94,0
40 7 2,70 40,0 8,09 0,7157 6800 109,4
50 7 3,00 49,5 9,00 0,5784 8198 135,0
63 7 3,39 63,0 10,16 0,4544 10390 172,3
70 7 3,55 69,3 10,70 0,4131 11288 189,0
95 7 4,10 92,4 12,30 0,3114 14784 252,0
100 19 2,59 100,0 12,94 0,2877 17000 274,9
120 19 2,80 117,0 14,00 0,2459 19890 321,0
125 19 2,89 125,0 14,47 0,2301 21250 343,6
150 19 3,15 148,0 15,80 0,1944 24420 406,0
160 19 3,27 160,0 16,37 0,1798 26400 439,8
185 19 3,50 182,8 17,50 0,1574 29832 502,0
200 19 3,66 200,0 18,30 0,1438 32000 549,7
240 19 4,00 238,7 20,00 0,1205 38192 655,0
250 19 4,09 250,0 20,47 0,1150 40000 687,1
300 37 3,15 288,3 22,10 0,1000 47569 794,0
315 37 3,29 315,0 23,05 0,0915 51970 867,5
350 37 3,45 345,8 24,20 0,0833 57057 952,0
400 37 3,66 389,2 25,60 0,0740 63420 1072,0
450 37 3,90 449,1 27,30 0,0642 71856 1206,0
500 37 4,15 500,4 29,10 0,0576 80000 1378,0
550 61 3,37 544,0 30,30 0,0529 89760 1500,0
560 37 4,39 560,0 30,73 0,0531 89600 1542,2
600 61 3,50 586,8 31,50 0,0491 95632 1618,0
630 61 3,63 630,0 32,64 0,0458 100800 1738,4
650 61 3,66 641,7 32,90 0,0450 104575 1771,0
700 61 3,80 691,7 34,20 0,0417 112725 1902,0
710 61 3,85 710,0 34,65 0,0406 113600 1959,2
750 61 3,95 747,4 35,60 0,0386 119584 2062,0
Nominal
Area
Total Area No./Nominal
diameter of
wires
Approximate
Overall
Diameter
Approximate
Weight
Nominal
Breaking
Load
Nominal DC
Resistance
at 20°C
mm² mm² No./mm mm kg/km KN ohm/km
35.0 34.4 7/2.50 7.50 94.0 6.0 0.8333
50.0 49.5 7/3.00 9.00 135.3 8.4 0.5787
70.0 71.3 7/3.60 10.80 194.9 11.4 0.4019
95.0 95.1 7/4.16 12.50 260.2 15.2 0.3010
120.0 121.2 19/2.85 14.30 333.2 20.6 0.2374
150.0 148.1 19/3.15 15.80 407.0 24.4 0.1943
185.0 182.8 19/3.50 17.50 502.4 30.2 0.1574
210.0 209.9 193.75 18.80 576.8 33.6 0.1371
240.0 238.8 19/4.00 20.00 656.3 38.2 0.1205
300.0 297.6 19/3.20 22.40 819.8 49.1 0.0969
500.0 502.9 19/4.16 29.10 1385.5 80.5 0.0573

Quality Control

All Aluminium Conductors
Raw Material Testing

Raw Material Testing

NPC has always chosen raw material suppliers who have a good reputation, possess stable supply capabilities and have passed international quality system certifications (such as ISO 9001). And establish a long-term cooperative relationship with it, forming a stable and reliable raw material supply chain.
We will ensure that all raw materials are subject to strict inspection procedures upon entry to the factory, and can only be stored in the warehouse after they have been confirmed to meet the standards.
Process Inspection

Process Inspection

NPC has strict quality control procedures for each process in the cable production process.
Process documents: Develop detailed process flow and operation instructions to clarify the operating specifications and quality standards of each process.
Equipment calibration: Regularly calibrate key equipment such as wire drawing machines, stranding machines, extruders, and diameter gauges to ensure that the accuracy meets the requirements.
First piece confirmation: Before each batch of production, the first piece is trial-produced to confirm that the process parameters, product dimensions, electrical performance, etc. meet the standards before mass production can be carried out.
Finished Product

Finished Product

Inspectors conduct ex-factory inspections on cables according to relevant standards and corresponding product inspection specifications to ensure that each ex-factory product complies with the process regulations.

Application

All aluminium bare conductors are used for aerial distribution lines with relatively short spans, aerial feeders and bus bars of substations.

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FAQ From Customers

What are the advantages of power cables and overhead lines?
(1) Reliable operation, because it is installed in a hidden place such as underground, it is less damaged by external forces, has less chance of failure, and the power supply is safe, and it will not cause harm to people;
(2) The maintenance workload is small and frequent inspections are not required;
(3) No need to erect towers;
(4) Help improve power factor.
Which aspects should be considered when choosing the cross section of a power cable?
(1) The long-term allowable working current of the cable;
(2) Thermal stability once short circuited;
(3) The voltage drop on the line cannot exceed the allowable working range.
What are the measures for cable fire prevention?
(1) Use flame-retardant cables;
(2) Use fireproof cable tray;
(3) Use fireproof paint;
(4) Fire partition walls and fire baffles are installed at cable tunnels, mezzanine exits, etc.;
(5) Overhead cables should avoid oil pipelines and explosion-proof doors, otherwise local pipes or heat insulation and fire prevention measures should be taken.
What should be paid attention to during the transportation and handling of cables?
(1) During transportation, loading and unloading, cables and cable reels should not be damaged. It is strictly forbidden to push the cable reels directly from the vehicle. Generally, cables should not be transported and stored flat.
(2) Before transporting or rolling the cable reel, ensure that the cable reel is firm, the cable is wound tightly, the oil pipe between the oil-filled cable and the pressure oil tank should be fixed without damage, the pressure oil tank should be firm, and the pressure indication should meet the requirements.
What inspections should be carried out for the acceptance of cable lines?
(1) The cable specifications should meet the regulations, the arrangement should be neat, no damage, and the signs should be complete, correct and clear;
(2) The fixed bending radius of the cable, the related distance and the wiring of the metal sheath of the single-core power cable should meet the requirements;
(3) The cable terminal and the middle head should not leak oil, and the installation should be firm. The oil pressure of the oil-filled cable and the meter setting should meet the requirements;
(4) Good grounding;
(5) The color of the cable terminal is correct, and the metal parts such as the bracket are completely painted;
(6) There should be no debris in the cable trench, tunnel, and bridge, and the cover should be complete.
How many projects can cable engineering be divided into?
(1) Construction site transportation: including the loading and unloading, transportation and empty vehicle return journey of engineering materials from the warehouse to the construction site.
(2) Local engineering: including road excavation, tunnel, trench construction, etc.
(3) Laying engineering: including laying, intermediate head production, lift cover plate, buried pipe, school tide, tractor head production, etc.
(4) Two-end engineering: including the production and installation of support, suspension bridge and its foundation, the production of terminal heads, the installation of oil pressure and signal devices, and the electrical performance testing of various types.
(5) Stopping works: including the production of oil-filled cable stop heads, the installation of fuel supply tanks, automatic drainage and signal devices, etc.
(6) Grounding engineering: including installation of insulation joints, transposition boxes, protectors, and grounding boxes.
What tests and inspections should be carried out on power cables before laying?
Before laying, check whether the type, specification and length of the cable meet the requirements and whether there is external force damage. Low-voltage cables use a 1000V megohmmeter to remotely measure the insulation resistance, and the resistance is generally not less than 10MΩ. High-voltage cables use a 2500V megger to measure the resistance. Generally not less than 400MΩ.
What are the factors that determine the long-term allowable current carrying capacity of the cable?
(1) The long-term allowable working temperature of the cable;
(2) The heat dissipation performance of the cable itself; (3) The condition of the cable installation and the heat dissipation conditions of the surrounding environment.
According to the difference of insulation and protective layer, what are the main types of commonly used low-voltage power cables?
(1) Oil-impregnated paper insulated lead-clad (or aluminum-clad) power cable;
(2) Non-drip oil-impregnated paper insulated power cable;
(3) PVC insulated and sheathed power cable;
(4) Cross-linked PVC insulated and PE sheathed power cable;
(5) Cross-linked PVC insulated and sheathed power cable;
(6) Rubber insulated power cables.
What are the requirements for the fire blocking of cable holes?
For larger cable penetration holes, such as the cable penetration floor, etc., when using fireproof blocking materials to block, according to the actual situation, first coat four to six layers of fireproof paint on the cable surface, the length is about 1.5m below the hole, and then use fire-resistant The material is processed into a board-supporting fire-proof blocking material with a certain strength to ensure that it is firm after being blocked and is easy to disassemble and assemble when the cable is replaced. The plugging is dense and non-porous to effectively block smoke and fire.
What are the main properties of the insulation material of the power cable?
(1) High breakdown strength;
(2) Low dielectric loss;
(3) Very high insulation resistance;
(4) Excellent discharge resistance;
(5) It has certain flexibility and mechanical strength;
(6) Long-term insulation performance is stable.
What are the regulations for cable protection tubes?
(1) When the cable needs to be laid through a protective pipe, the inner diameter of the pipe should not be less than 1.5 times the outer diameter of the cable, and the inner diameter of the concrete pipe, clay pipe, asbestos, and cement pipe should not be less than 100mm;
(2) The bending radius of the cable tube should meet the requirements of the bending radius of the cable inserted;
(3) Each pipe should not exceed three elbows at most, and there should be no more than two right-angle bends.
How to measure the outer diameter of the cable sheath?
At five evenly distributed points on the circumference of the sheath, measure the outer diameter of the sheath and its average value. The average outer diameter is the outer diameter of the sheath.
How to connect copper core cables with different cross-sections?
Copper core cables with different cross-sections can be connected by open-back weak copper pipes and connected by soldering, or pure copper rods can be connected into copper pipes according to different cross-sectional requirements and connected by crimping.
What are the insulating materials used to make cable terminal heads or intermediate joints?
There are insulating glue, insulating tape, insulating tube, insulating gloves, insulating resin, etc.

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