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APPLICATION
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
STANDARD
AS1531:1991
CONDUCTOR
STRAND CONSTRUCTION
As Below
Code Name
Item
Number
mm2
Conductor
Number &
Diameter of Wires
(No./mm)
Nom. Overall
Diameter
mm
Nominal Area
Approx.
Mass
kg/km
Maximum
Packing
Size
m
Argon
67480000
17
7/1.75
5.3
50
4800
Boron
67485000
28
7/2.25
6.8
80
3500
Chlorine
67490000
34
7/2.50
7.5
90
3000
Chromium
67488000
42
7/2.75
8.3
110
3000
Fluorine
67487000
50
7/3.00
9.0
140
3000
Helium
67493000
77
7/3.75
11.3
210
2000
Hydrogen
67501000
111
7/4.50
13.5
310
1500
Iodine
67500000
124
7/4.75
14.3
340
1500
4.2.1.1.4
CONDUCTOR
CODE NAME
Equivalent Electrical
Areas
Aluminium
Copper
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Maximum
Current Ratings @ 75C
AC
(a)
Resistance
Winter Night
Summer
@75C
Noon
/km
A
A
mm
mm
Maximum
DC
Resistance
@20C
/km
Argon
16.1
10.1
1.77
2.16
150
Boron
26.5
16.7
1.07
1.31
207
Chlorine
32.8
20.6
0.864
1.056
Chromium
39.7
24.9
0.713
Fluorine
47.2
29.7
Helium
73.7
Hydrogen
Iodine
Inductive
Reactance
to 0.4m
/km
Single Phase
Voltage Drop
@ 0.4m
spacing
mV/A.m
113
0.350
4.38
155
0.334
2.70
236
177
0.328
2.21
0.871
267
199
0.322
1.86
0.601
0.732
299
222
0.317
1.60
46.4
0.383
0.468
398
294
0.302
1.11
106
66.5
0.266
0.325
502
370
0.291
0.873
118
74.2
0.239
0.292
539
396
0.288
0.820
(a) Wind Speed 1m/sec, emissivity 0.5, absorptance 0.5. Air temperature 10C for winter night, 35C for summer noon. Intensity of solar
radiation 1000 W/m for summer noon. Angle of wind to conductor axis is 60o in summer noon. For current ratings at different conductor
operating temperatures, refer to the graph on next two pages.
Calculation based on IEEE Std 738 1993.
CONDUCTOR
CODE NAME
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
Calculated
Approx.
Minimum
Mass
Breaking
Load
kN
kg/km
Nominal
Overall
Diameter
Total Cross
Sectional
Area
Final
Modulus of
Elasticity
Coefficient
of Linear
Expansion
mm
mm
GPa
/ x 10-6
Argon
5.3
17
4.0
50
59
23
Boron
6.8
28
6.6
80
59
23
Chlorine
7.5
34
8.2
90
59
23
Chromium
8.3
42
9.9
110
59
23
Fluorine
9.0
50
11.8
140
59
23
Helium
11.3
77
17.6
210
59
23
Hydrogen
13.5
111
24.3
310
59
23
Iodine
14.3
124
27.1
340
59
23
4.2.1.1.4
Diagrams of cables are illustrative only and are not necessarily to scale.
General Cable New Zealand Limited and General Cable Australia Pty Ltd reserves the
right to change or vary the construction of any of their products without notice. Whilst
every care has been taken in the preparation of this publication, General Cable New
Zealand Limited and General Cable Australia Pty Ltd accept no liability of any kind and
are not responsible for the results of any actions taken on the basis of this information or
resulting from errors or omissions. This technical data sheet is intended as a guide only;
any person using it must make reference to the appropriate local standards or authorities.
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New Zealand Limited. or General Cable Australia Pty Ltd.
2001.
400
Argon
350
Boron
300
Chlorine
Chromium
250
Fluorine
Helium
Hydrogen
200
Iodine
150
100
50
0
45
50
55
60
65
70
75
o
80
85
90
Argon
450
Boron
Chlorine
400
Chromium
Fluorine
350
Helium
300
Hydrogen
Iodine
250
200
150
100
45
50
55
60
65
70
75
o
80
85
90