All Aluminium Alloy Conductors (AAAC)

Description

These are made out of high strength Aluminium-Magnesium-Silicon alloy. As compared to conventional ACSR, AAAC are of lighter weight, comparable strength & current carrying capacity, lower electrical losses and superior corrosion resistance, This has given AAAC a wide acceptance in the distribution and transmission lines.. This conductor has a minimum conductivity of 52.5% IACS. All the wires have the same nominal diameter. Most common constructions consist of 7, 19, 37 and 61 wires.

FEATURES

  • High strength to weight ratio
  • Better sag characteristics
  • Improved electrical properties
  • Excellent resistance to corrosion

Applications

Busbars at H.V. Substations.

H.V. overhead lines

BASIC DATA FOR ALL ALUMINIUM ALLOY CONDUCTORS (AAAC) AS PER IS 398 (PART - IV) : 1994

Equivalent Actual Stranding & Wire Diameter   Overall Mass Resistance Ultimate Current Carrying Capacity    
        Dia (mm) (Approx) AT 20 deg C Breaking      
Acsr Area Conductor   (Approx) (Kg /Km) (Ohms/Km) Load (Kn) 65 75 90
            (Max)   Deg. C Deg. C Deg. C
Code Word (sq mm) No. DIA (mm)         Amps Amps Amps
Squirrel 22 7 2 6 60.16 1.541 6.45 92 110 132
                90 109 130
Weasel 34 7 2.5 7.5 94 0.99 10.11 121 146 175
                119 144 173
Rabbit 55 7 3.15 9.45 149.2 0.621 16.03 160 194 234
                158 191 231
Racoon 80 7 3.81 11.43 218.26 0.425 23.41 202 246 297
                199 242 293
Dog 100 7 4.26 12.78 272.86 0.339 29.26 232 283 343
                229 279 338
Panther 232 19 3.94 19.7 636.67 0.1471 68.05 387 478 584
                382 471 575
Kundah 400 37 3.71 25.97 1101.63 0.0829 117.4 538 670 824
                530 660 811
Zebra 465 37 4 28 1280.5 0.0734 136.38 589 736 905
                580 725 892
Moose 570 61 3.45 31.05 1573.71 0.0598 158.66 663 833 1028
                655 822 1015