Conductor formed by a steel core and aluminium wires layers.
StandardsNational : ABNT NBR 7270/88
The use of Aluminium as a material for electrical conductors has greatly developed mainly due to its electrical properties. However, Aluminium conductors for most of transmission lines which spans are quite long, it is necessary an additional mechanical support. Commonly it is used galvanized steel wires for cores of ACSR.
Widely used as bare cable for overhead transmission lines and also as primary and secondary bare cable for distribution lines.
ACSR is concentrically stranded conductor with one or more layers of Aluminium wire hard-drawn 1350-H19 on the galvanized steel wire core. The core may be single wire or stranded depending on the size. Steel wire is available in Class A or B galvanization as corrosion protection.
ACSR is according to electrical and mechanical strength requirements of transmission or distribution lines, can provides an appropriate design combining the quantity of Aluminium and galvanized steel wires.
Conditions for Ampacity calculation
Conductor temperature = 75 °C;
Room temperature = 25 °C;
Wind speed = 1 m/sec, sunny.
|Type of conductor||Circular, stranded|
|Conductor material||aluminum / Steel Core|
|Type of cable||Owl|
|Number of aluminium wires||6|
|Diameter of aluminium wires||5.36mm|
|Number of steel wires||7|
|Diameter of steel wires||1.79mm|
|Diameter of steel core||5.37mm|
|Average geometric radius||0.00617m|
|Max. DC resistance of the conductor at 20°C||0.2121Ohm/km|
|Max. electric resisrance AC 60Hz 75°C||0.301Ohm/km|
|Rated breaking load (Class A)||4393kgf|
|Rated breaking load (Class B)||4273kgf|
|Reel net weight||470.0kg|