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AAAC Conductor

All Aluminum-Alloy Conductors (AAAC) can be used in Medium, High, and Extra-High voltage transmission lines.

AAAC offers better sag performance due to the high strength-to-weight ratio provided by the aluminum alloy.

In addition, AAAC conductor aluminum provides a higher corrosion resistance than ACSR conductors.

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STANDARDS

  • ASTM B399,IEC 61089, DIN 48201,BS EN 50182, GB/T 1179-2008 TYPE:JLHA1,GB/T 1179-2008 TYPE:JLHA2, AS 1531,NF C 34-125.

CONSTRUCTION

  • All Aluminum Alloy Conductor (AAAC) is a concentric-lay-stranded conductor made out of high strength aluminum magnesium-silicon alloy. AAAC should have alternating lay between each layer and the outer layer shall be a right hand direction(Optional).

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PRODUCT PARAMETER

ASTM B399

Code Name

Area

1350

Grade

Equivalent

Stranding and Wire Diameter

Approx. Overall Diameter

Unit Weight

Nominal breaking load

Max. DC Resistance at 20℃

AWG or

MCM

mm²

AWG or MCM

No./mm

mm

kg/km

KN

Ω/km

Akron

30.58

15.5

6

7/1.68

5.04 

43 

4.92 

2.159

Alton

48.69

24.7

4

7/2.12

6.36 

68 

7.83 

1.356

Ames

77.47

39.2

2

7/2.67

8.01 

108 

12.4 

0.8547

Azusa

123.3

62.4

1

7/3.37

10.11 

171 

18.9 

0.5365

Anaheim

155.4

78.6

2/0

7/3.78

11.34 

216 

23.8 

0.4264

Amherst

195.7

99.3

3/0

7/4.25

12.75 

273 

30.0 

0.3373

Alliance

246.9

125

4/0

7/4.77

14.31 

343 

37.8 

0.2678

Butte

312.8

159

266.8

19/3.26

16.30 

435 

46.5 

0.2112

Canton

394.5

200

336.4

19/3.66

18.30 

549 

58.6 

0.1676

Cairo

465.4

236

397.5

19/3.98

19.90 

649 

69.2 

0.1417

Darien

559.5

284

477

19/4.36

21.80 

778 

83.1 

0.1181

Elgin

652.4

331

556.5

19/4.71

23.55 

908 

97.0 

0.1012

Flint

740.8

375

636

37/3.59

25.13 

1028

107

0.08944

Greeley

927.2

470

795

37/4.02

28.14 

1289

135

0.07133

 

IEC 61089

Code
Number

Nominal Area

No./ Dia. Of Wire

Approx. Overall Dia.

Approx.

Weight

Calculated

Breaking

Load

Max. DC Resistance at 20℃

mm²

No./mm

mm

kg/km

KN

Ω/km

16

18.4

7/1.83

5.49

50.4

5.43

1.7896

25

28.8

712.29

6.86

78.7

8.49

1.1453

40

46

7/2.89

8.68

125.9

13.58

0.7158

63

72.5

7/3.63

10.90

198.3

21.39

0.4545

100

115

19/2.78

13.90

316.3

33.95

0.2877

125

144

19/3.10

15.50

395.4

42.44

0.2302

160

184

19/3.51

17.60

506.1

54.32

0.1798

200

230

19/3.93

19.60

632.7

67.91

0.1439

250

288

19/4.39

22.00

790.8

84.88

0.1151

315

363

37/3.53

24.70

998.9

106.95

0.0916

400

460

37/3.98

27.90

1268.4

135.81

0.0721

450

518

37/4.22

29.60

1426.9

152.79

0.0641

500

575

37/4.45

31.20

1585.5

169.76

0.0577

560

645

61/3.67

33.00

1778.4

190.14

0.0516

630

725

61/3.89

35.00

2000.7

213.90

0.0458

710

817

61/4.13

37.20

2254.8

241.07

0.0407

800

921

61/4.38

39.50

2540.6

271.62

0.0361

900

1036

91/3.81

41.80

2861.1

305.58

0.0321

1000

1151

91/4.01

44.10

3179.0

339.53

0.0289

1120

1289

91/4.25

46.70

3560.5

380.27

0.0258

1250

1439

91/4.49

49.40

3973.7

424.41

0.0231

 

BS EN 50182

Code Name

 

Nominal Area

No./ Dia. Of Wire

Approx. Overall Dia.

Approx.

Weight

Calculated

Breaking

Load

Max. DC Resistance at 20℃

mm²

No./mm

mm

Kg/km

KN

Ω/km

Box

18.8

7/1.85

5.55

51.4

5.55

1.7480

Acacia

23.8

7/2.08

6.24

64.9

7.02

1.3828

Almond

30.1

7/2.34

7.02

82.2

8.88

1.0926

Cedar

35.5

7/2.54

7.62

96.8

10.46

0.9273

Deodar

42.2

7/2.77

8.31

115.2

12.44

0.7797

Fir

47.8

7/2.95

8.85

130.6

14.11

0.6875

Hazel

59.9

7/3.3

9.90

163.4

17.66

0.5494

Pine

71.6

7/3.61

10.83

195.6

21.14

0.4591

Holly

84.1

7/3.91

11.73

229.5

24.79

0.3913

Willow

89.7

7/4.04

12.12

245

26.47

0.3665

Oak

118.9

7/4.65

13.95

324.5

35.07

0.2767

Mulberry

150.9

19/3.18

15.90

414.3

44.52

0.2192

Ash

180.7

19/3.48

17.40

496.1

53.31

0.1830

Elm

211

19/3.76

18.80

579.2

62.24

0.1568

Poplar

239.4

37/2.87

20.09

659.4

70.61

0.1387

Sycamore

303.2

37/3.23

22 .61

835.2

89.4

0.1095

Upas

362.1

37/3.53

24.71

997.5

106.82

0.0917

Yew

479

37/4.06

28.42

1319.6

141.31

0.0693

Totara

498.1

37/4.14

28.98

1372.1

146.93

0.0666

Rubus

586.9

61/3.5

31.50

1622

173.13

0.0567

Sorbus

659.4

61/3.71

33 .39

1822.5

194.53

0.0505

Araucaria

821.1

61/4.14

37.26

2269.4

242.24

0.0406

Redwood

996.2

61/4.56

41.04

2753.2

293.9

0.0334

 

DIN 48201

Conductor Size

Actual Area

No./ Dia. Of Wire

Approx. Overall Dia.

Approx.

Weight

Calculated

Breaking

Load

Max. DC Resistance at 20℃

mm²

mm²

No./mm

mm

Kg/km

KN

Ω/km

16

15.9

7/1.70

5.1

43

4.4

2.0742

25

24.3

7/2.10

6.3

66

6.8

1.3593

35

34.4

7/2.50

7.5

94

9.6

0.9591

50

49.5

7/3.00

9.0

135

13.8

0.6660

50

48.4

19/1.80

9.0

133

13.5

0.6849

70

65.8

19/2.10

10.5

181

18.4

0.5032

95

93.3

19/2.50

12.5

256

26.1

0.3551

120

117.0

19/2.80

14.0

322

32.7

0.2831

150

147.1

37/2.25

15.8

406

41.1

0.2256

185

181.6

37/2.50

17.5

500

50.7

0.1828

240

242.5

61/2.25

20.3

670

67.7

0.1371

300

299.4

61/2.50

22.5

827

83.6

0.1110

400

400.1

61/2.89

26.0

1104

111 8

0.0831

500

499.8

61/3.23

29.1

1379

139.6

0.0665

625

626.2

91/2.96

32.6

1732

174.9

0.0531

800

802.1

91/3.35

36.9

2218

224.0

0.0415

1000

999.7

91/3.74

41.1

2767

279.2

0 .0333

 

GB/T 1179-2008 TYPE:JLHA1

Conductor Size

Actual Area

No./ Dia. Of Wire

Approx. Overall Dia.

Approx.

Weight

Calculated

Breaking

Load

Max. DC Resistance at 20℃

mm²

mm²

No./mm

mm

Kg/km

KN

Ω/km

10

10.02

7/1.35

4.05

27.4

3.26

3.3205

16

16.08

7/1.71

5.13

44.0

5.22

2.0695

25

24.94

7/2.13

6.39

68.2

8.11

1.3339

35

34.91

7/2.52

7.56

95.5

11.35

0.9529

50

50.14

7/3.02

9.06

137.2

16.30

0.6635

70

70.07

7/3.57

10.7

191.7

22.07

0.4748

95

95.14

7/4.16

12.5

261.5

29.97

0.3514

150

149.96

19/3.17

15.9

412.2

48.74

0.2229

210

209.85

19/3.75

18.8

576.8

66.10

0.1593

240

239.96

19/4.01

20.1

661.1

75.59

0.1397

300

299.43

37/3.21

22.5

825.0

97.32

0.1119

400

399.98

37/3.71

26.0

1102.0

125.99

0.0838

500

500.48

37/4.15

29 1

1380.9

157.65

0.0671

630

631.30

61/3.63

32.7

1741.8

198.86

0.0532

800

801.43

61/4.09

36.8

2211.3

252.45

0.0419

 

GB/T 1179-2008 TYPE:JLHA2

Conductor Size

Actual Area

No./ Dia. Of Wire

Approx. Overall Dia.

Approx.

Weight

Calculated

Breaking

Load

Max. DC Resistance at 20℃

mm²

mm²

No./mm

mm

Kg/km

KN

Ω/km

10

10.02

7/1.35

4.05

27.4

2.96

3.2891

16

16.08

7/1.71

5.13

44.0

4.74

2.0500

25

24.94

7/2.13

6.39

68.2

7.36

1.3213

35

34.91

7/2.52

7.56

95.5

10.30

0.9439

50

50.14

7/3.02

9.06

137.2

14.79

0.6573

70

70.07

7/3.57

10.7

191.7

20.67

0.4703

95

95.14

7/4.16

12.5

261.5

28.07

0.3481

120

120.36

19/2.84

14.2

330.8

35.51

0.2751

150

149.96

19/3.17

15.9

412.2

44.24

0.2208

210

209.85

19/3.75

18.8

576.8

61.91

0.1578

240

239.96

19/4.01

20.1

661.1

70.79

0.1383

300

299.43

37/3.21

22.5

825.0

88.33

0.1109

400

399.98

37/3.71

26.0

1102.0

117.99

0.0830

500

500.48

37/4.15

29.1

1380.9

147.64

0.0664

630

631.30

61/3.63

32.7

1741.8

186.23

0.0527

800

801.43

61/4.09

36.8

2211.3

236.42

0.0415

1000

1000.58

61/4.57

41.1

2760.7

295.17

0.0332

 

AS 1531

Name

No./ Dia. Of Wire

Approx.
Overall Dia.

Cross-
sectional
Area

Approx. Weight

Calculated

Breaking

Load

Equiv.
Aluminium Area

Max. DC Resistance at 20℃

No./mm

mm

mm²

kg/km

KN

mm²

Ω/km

Diamond

7/2.50

7.50

34.36

94

9.64

29.3

0.9670

Dolomite

7/2.75

8.25

41.58

113

11.6

35.4

0.7990

Emerald

7/3.00

9.00

49.48

135

13.9

42.2

0.6710

Garnet

7/3.75

11.30

77.28

211

21.7

65.8

0.4300

Jade

7/4.50

13.50

111.3

304

31.2

94.8

0.2980

Jasper

7/4.75

14.30

124.0

339

34.8

106

0.2680

Opal

19/3.25

16.30

157.6

433

44.2

134

0.2120

Patronite

19/3.50

17.50

182.8

503

51.3

155

0.1830

Pearl

19/3.75

18.80

209.8

576

58.8

178

0.1590

Ruby

37/3.00

21.00

261.6

721

73.5

221

0.1280

Ruthenium

37/3.25

22.80

307.0

845

86.1

260

0.1090

Rutile

19/4.75

23.80

336.7

924

94.4

285

0.0991

Sapphire

37/3.75

26.30

408.5

1120

115.0

345

0.0819

Spinel

61/3.25

29.30

506.1

1400

135.0

427

0.0662

Tantalum

61/3.50

31.50

586.9

1620

156.0

495

0.0572

Topaz

61/3.75

33.80

673.4

1860

179.0

568

0.0498

 

NF C 34-125

Code

Name

No./ Dia. Of Wire

Approx. Overall Dia.

Approx.

Weight

Calculated

Breaking

Load

Max. DC Resistance at 20℃

No./mm

mm

Kg/km

KN

Ω/km

Diamond

7/2.50

7.50

94

9.6

0.9670

Dolomite

7/2.75

8.25

114

11.6

0.7990

Emerald

7/3.00

9.00

135

13.9

0.6710

Garnet

7/3.75

11.25

212

21.7

0.4300

Jade

7/4.50

13.50

305

31.2

0.2980

Jasper

7/4.75

14.25

340

34.8

0.2680

Opal

19/3.25

16.25

434

44.2

0.2120

Patronite

19/3.50

17.50

503

51.3

0.1830

Pearl

19/3.75

18.75

577

58.8

0.1590

Ruby

37/3.00

21.00

721

73.5

0.1280

Ruthenium

37/3.25

22.75

846

86.1

0.1090

Rutile

19/4.75

23.75

926

94.4

0.0991

Sapphire

37/3.75

26.25

1127

115.0

0.0819

Spinel

61/3.25

29.25

1398

135.0

0.0662

Tantalum

61/3.50

31.50

1621

156.0

0.0572

Topaz

61/3.75

33.75

1861

179.0

0.0498

APPLICATION

  • AAAC–Conductor01

    AAAC are used as a bare conductor cable on aerial circuits that require a larger mechanical resistance than the AAC and a better corrosion resistance than the ACSR. The sag characteristics and the strength-to-weight ratio of the AAAC conductor cable is better than both AAC and ACSR.7 and 19 strand construction is suitable for bare overhead reticulation of medium spans, normally at low and medium voltages. 37 and 61 strand construction is suitable for transmission and subtransmission lines where homogeneous construction can reduce line losses and improve corrosion resistance in conductors with similar strength to ACSR types.

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