Aluminum Steel Alloy Wire for High Voltage Overhead Transmission Lines

Aluminum steel alloy wire is made of heat-treated aluminum magnesium silicon alloy material, divided into LHA1 and LHA2 levels, with conductivity equivalent to 52.5% IACS and 53.0% IACS, respectively, and has high strength and corrosion resistance.

The main parameters of aluminum alloy wire used in OPGW and OPPC

Table 3.7.3-8
Type Nominal diameter
mm
Tensile strength
(minimum value)
MPa
Density at 20℃
g/cm
Resistance at 20 ℃
Rate (maximum value)
nΩ ·m
Resistance at 20 ℃
temperature coefficient
1/℃
Coefficient of linear expansion
1×10-*/℃
Elastic modulus
GPa
IHA1 d≤3.50
d>3.50
325
315
2.703 32.84 0.0036 23.0 65
LHA2 d≤3.50
d>3.50
295
295
2.703 32.53 0.0036 23.0 65
Other Requirements:
1.Outer diameter deviation (difference between aluminum alloy wire diameter and nominal diameter)
When the diameter is less than or equal to 3.0mm, the deviation shall not exceed ± 0.03mm.
When the diameter is above 3.0mm, the deviation shall not exceed ± 1%.
2.Elongation at break
The minimum elongation at break of aluminum alloy wire is 3.0%, and the gauge length is 250mm.
3.Winding
At a speed of no more than 60r/min, wind 8 turns on a core coil with the same diameter as the alloy wire, and the aluminum steel alloy wire should not break.

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