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Stranded hard-drawn all aluminium conductors (AAC) are wires of the same diameter stranded in concentric layers, offering higher amperage capacity with low losses due to good conductivity and corrosion resistance. AAC has a high conductivity to weight ratio and moderate strength, making it economically viable for use in PVC-insulated cables in urban areas where maximum current transfer is required over short spans. This product catalog from Galaxy provides specifications on nominal aluminum size, stranding and wire diameter, cross-sectional area, diameter, mass, resistance, and breaking load for various AAC options.

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Stranded Hard-Drawn All Aluminium Conductors (AAC)

CharacteristicsWires of same diameters stranded in concentric layers
Offers higher amperage with least losses
Good Conductivity -61.2% IACS
Good Corrosion Resistance
High Conductivity to Weight Ratio Moderate Strength
Economically viable as compared to Copper Conductors
Ideal for PVC insulated cables in urban areas

Typical ApplicationShort spans where maximum current transfer is required. Especially suited for urban
areas applications.

Product Catalog- AAC ( All Aluminium Conductors)
Disclaimer: All the data set out in this catalogue is given for information purpose only and Galaxy shall not be held
responsible for its accuracy.
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Nominal
Aluminium

Stranding &
wire
Diameter

Sectional
Area

Approximate Approximate
Overall
Mass
Diameter

Calculated
Resistance
at 200 C
Max.

Approximate
Calculated
Breaking
Load

mm2

mm

mm2

mm

Kg/Km

Ohm/Km

KN

25

7/2.21

26.85

6.63

74

1.096

4.52

50

7/3.10

52.83

9.30

145

0.5525

8.25

100

7/4.39

106.0

13.17

290

0.2752

15.96

150

19/3.18

150.9

15.90

415

0.1942

23.28

240

19/3.99

237.6

19.95

654

0.1235

35.74

300

19/4.65

322.7

23.25

888

0.09107

48.74

NOTES: The sectional area of stranded conductor has been taken as the sum of the cross-sectional area of the
individual wires.

Product Catalog- AAC ( All Aluminium Conductors)
Disclaimer: All the data set out in this catalogue is given for information purpose only and Galaxy shall not be held
responsible for its accuracy.
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Product Catalog- AAC ( All Aluminium Conductors)
Disclaimer: All the data set out in this catalogue is given for information purpose only and Galaxy shall not be held
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2. Nominal Aluminium Stranding & wire Diameter Sectional Area Approximate Approximate Overall Mass Diameter Calculated Resistance at 200 C Max. Approximate Calculated Breaking Load mm2 mm mm2 mm Kg/Km Ohm/Km KN 25 7/2.21 26.85 6.63 74 1.096 4.52 50 7/3.10 52.83 9.30 145 0.5525 8.25 100 7/4.39 106.0 13.17 290 0.2752 15.96 150 19/3.18 150.9 15.90 415 0.1942 23.28 240 19/3.99 237.6 19.95 654 0.1235 35.74 300 19/4.65 322.7 23.25 888 0.09107 48.74 NOTES: The sectional area of stranded conductor has been taken as the sum of the cross-sectional area of the individual wires. Product Catalog- AAC ( All Aluminium Conductors) Disclaimer: All the data set out in this catalogue is given for information purpose only and Galaxy shall not be held responsible for its accuracy. -2-|Page

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