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CAN/CSA-C61089 AAC Wire In Overhead Distribution Lines

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Application

Stranded 1350-H19 aluminum conductors are used in overhead electrical power transmission and distribution lines with various grade voltage.
AAC wire is also called aluminium stranded conductors.This CAN/CSA-C61089 standard specifies the electrical and mechanical characteristics of round wire concentric lay overhead electrical stranded conductors.
Compact stranded conductors for use in bare overhead applications or for use with weather-resistant coverings or insulation are also available.

Advantages

-High conductivity
-Excellent corrosion resistance
-Good economic practicality

Construction

Aluminum 1350-H19 wires, concentrically stranded,successive layers having an opposite direction of lay, the outermost layer being right-handed.

CANCSA-C61089 AAC Wire In Overhead Distribution Lines (2)

Packing

Delivery lengths are determined from a consideration of such factors as physical drum dimensions, drum weights, span length, handling equipment or the customer’s request.

Packing Materials

Wooden drum, steel-wooden drum, steel drum.

Specifications

- CAN/CSA-C60889, designated A1 hard-drawn aluminum
- CAN/CSA-C61089 Round Wire Concentric-lay Overhead Electrical Stranded Conductors

CAN/CSA-C61089 Standard AAC Wire Physical, Mechanical and Electrical Performance Parameters

Code Name	Size	Calculated Section Area	Stranding Wires		Nominal Overall Diameter	Nominal Linear Mass	Rated Tensile Strength	Coefficient of Linear Expansion	Max.D.C. Resistance at 20℃
Code Name	Size	Calculated Section Area	No.	Diameter	Nominal Overall Diameter	Nominal Linear Mass	Rated Tensile Strength	Coefficient of Linear Expansion	Max.D.C. Resistance at 20℃
-	AWG or kcmil	mm²	-	mm	mm	kg/km	kN	/℃	Ω/km
Peachbell	6	13.30	7	1.56	4.68	36.4	2.6	23×10^-6	2.154
Rose	4	21.51	7	1.96	5.88	58.0	4.1	23×10^-6	1.354
Lily	3	26.66	7	2.20	6.60	73.1	5.1	23×10^-6	1.074
lris	2	33.63	7	2.47	7.41	92.1	6.2	23×10^-6	0.8516
Pansy	1	42.41	7	2.78	8.34	116.2	7.4	23×10^-6	0.6752
Poppy	1/0	53.51	7	3.12	9.36	146.6	9.1	23×10^-6	0.5351
Aster	2/0	67.44	7	3.50	10.50	184.8	11.4	23×10^-6	0.4246
Phlox	3/0	85.03	7	3.93	11.78	233.0	14.0	23×10^-6	0.3368
Oxlip	4/0	107.22	7	4.42	13.26	294	17.7	23×10^-6	0.2671
Valerian	250	126.68	19	2.91	14.55	349	22.1	23×10^-6	0.2271
Daisy	266.8	135.19	7	4.96	14.88	370	22.3	23×10^-6	0.2118
Laurel	266.8	135.19	19	3.01	15.05	372	23.0	23×10^-6	0.2128
Peony	300	152.01	19	3.19	15.95	419	25.8	23×10^-6	0.1893
Tulip	336.4	170.46	19	3.38	16.90	469	29.0	23×10^-6	0.1688
Daffodil	350	177.35	19	3.45	17.25	488	30.2	23×10^-6	0.1622
Canna	397.5	201.42	19	3.67	18.35	555	34.2	23×10^-6	0.1429
-	400	202.68	19	3.69	18.45	558	34.5	23×10^-6	0.1420
Goldentuft	450	228.02	19	3.91	19.55	628	37.6	23×10^-6	0.1262
Cosmos	477	241.70	19	4.02	20.10	666	39.8	23×10^-6	0.1190
Zinnia	500	253.36	19	4.12	20.60	698	41.8	23×10^-6	0.1136
-	550	278.69	37	3.10	21.70	769	47.5	23×10^-6	0.1035
Dahlia	556.5	281.98	19	4.35	21.75	776	46.6	23×10^-6	0.1020
Meadowsweet	600	304.03	37	3.23	22.61	839	51.5	23×10^-6	0.09486
Orchid	636	322.27	37	3.33	23.31	890	54.8	23×10^-6	0.08949
Heuchera	650	329.36	37	3.37	23.59	909	56.1	23×10^-6	0.08757
Werbena	700	354.70	37	3.49	24.43	979	60.2	23×10^-6	0.08131
Violet	715.5	362.55	37	3.53	24.71	1001	61.6	23×10^-6	0.07955
Petunia	750	380.03	37	3.62	25.34	1049	64.7	23×10^-6	0.07589
Arbutus	795	402.83	37	3.72	26.04	1112	68.4	23×10^-6	0.07160
-	800	405.37	37	3.73	26.11	1119	68.7	23×10^-6	0.07115

Anemone	874.5	443.12	37	3.90	27.30	1223	72.9	23×10^-6		0.06509
Cockscomb	900	456.04	37	3.96	27.72	1259	75.2	23×10^-6		0.06324
-	927.2	469.82	37	4.02	28.14	1297	77.5	23×10^-6		0.06139
Magnolia	954	483.40	37	4.08	28.56	1334	79.8	23×10^-6		0.05966
Hawkweed	1000	506.71	37	4.18	29.26	1399	83.8	23×10^-6		0.05692
Bluebell	1033.5	523.68	37	4.25	29.75	1445	86.6	23×10^-6		0.05507
-	1100	557.38	61	3.41	30.69	1541	94.7	23×10^-6		0.05182
Marigold	1113	563.97	61	3.43	30.87	1559	95.8	23×10^-6		0.05121
Hawthorn	1192.5	604.25	61	3.55	31.95	1670	103	23×10^-6		0.04780
-	1200	608.05	61	3.56	32.04	1681	103	23×10^-6		0.04750
Narcissus	1272	644.54	61	3.67	33.03	1782	110	23×10^-6		0.04481
-	1300	658.72	61	3.71	33.39	1821	112	23×10^-6		0.04385
Columbine	1351.5	684.82	61	3.78	34.02	1893	113	23×10^-6		0.04218
-	1400	709.39	61	3.85	34.65	1961	117	23×10^-6		0.04072
Carnation	1431	725.10	61	3.89	35.01	2004	120	23×10^-6		0.03983
-	1500	760.07	61	3.98	35.82	2101	125	23×10^-6		0.03800
Gladiolus	1510.5	762.72	61	3.99	35.91	2110	123	23×10^-6		0.03790
Coropsis	1590	805.67	61	4.10	36.90	2227	133	23×10^-6	0.03585
-	1600	810.74	61	4.11	36.99	2241	134	23×10^-6	0.03563
-	1700	861.41	61	4.24	38.16	2381	142	23×10^-6	0.03353
-	1800	912.08	91	3.57	39.27	2524	155	23×10^-6	0.03170
Cowslip	2000	1013.42	91	3.77	41.47	2804	168	23×10^-6	0.02853
Sagebrush	2250	1140.10	91	3.99	43.89	3155	188	23×10^-6	0.02536
-	2435.6	1234.14	91	4.16	45.76	3415	204	23×10^-6	0.02343
Kuoine	2500	1266.78	91	4.21	46.31	3505	209	23×10^-6	0.02283
Bitterroot	2750	1393.45	91	4.42	48.62	3856	230	23×10^-6	0.02075
-	3000	1520.13	91	4.61	50.71	4207	251	23×10^-6	0.01902
-	3007.7	1524.03	91	4.62	50.82	4217	252	23×10^-6	0.01897
-	3500	1773.49	91	4.98	54.78	4908	292	23×10^-6	0.01630
-	3640	1844.42	91	5.08	55.88	5104	304	23×10^-6	0.01568