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  • New Generation Conductors

  • Transmission of Electric Energy

    Short History&

    Development of Bare HighVoltage Overhead Lines(Bare OHC)

  • Important Conditions for Bare OHC

    Ampacity SAG Tension on the towers Tension in the conductor Temperature of the conductor Boundary conditions

  • History Bare OHC

    Since beginning all conductors were made of Copper

    or

    Copper Alloys

    Reasons: Good Conductivity

    Availability

  • Materials of Bare OHC

    Material Density Conductivity TensileStrength

    CTE

    g/cm3 % IACS MPa X 10 -6 / Co

    Copper 8.9 100 450 17

    Aluminium 2.7 61 165 23

    Steel 7.8 9 1600 11.5

    Alloy 2.7 52 325 23

    Invar 7.1 14-23 1310 1170

    3.7

  • AAC All Aluminium Conductors

    Advantages:Better Conductivity per unit of weight strung.

    (Less tension on towers)

    Disadvantages:Loses 60% of its strength when overloaded.Has in absolute value less reserve in

    strength to overcome wind and ice loading.

  • Continuous improvement in Bare OHC

    ACSR AAAC 6201 AL-59 TACSRGood Conductivity 53.0 % IACS*

    ModerateConductivity 52.5%IACS*

    Better Conductivity 59% IACS*

    Moderate Conductivity 52 % IACS*

    Moderate Corrosion Resistance

    Better CorrosionResistance

    Better CorrosionResistance

    Moderate CorrosionResistance

    Better Strength toWeight Ratio

    Better Strength toWeight Ratio

    Good Strength toWeight Ratio

    Better Strength toWeight Ratio

    Better TensileStrength

    Good Tensile Strength Moderate TensileStrength

    Better Tensile Strength

    Typical ApplicationCommonly used forboth transmission anddistribution circuits.

    Typical ApplicationTransmission andDistribution applicationsin corrosiveenvironments, ACSRreplacement.

    Typical ApplicationTransmission andDistribution High Ampacityapplications in corrosiveenvironments, ACSRreplacement.

    Typical ApplicationTransmission andDistribution High Ampacityapplications in non-corrosive environments,ACSR replacement.

    * International Annealed Copper Standard for conductivity

  • An Overview of Bare

    Overhead Transmission

    Conductors

  • Categories of Overhead Conductors

    Homogeneous Conductors AAC All Aluminum Conductor AAAC All Aluminum Alloy conductor

    Non - Homogeneous Conductors ACSR All Aluminum Conductor Steel Reinforced ACSR/AW All Aluminum Conductor Al. Clad Steel

    Reinforced

    TACSR Thermal Aluminum Conductor Steel Reinforced TACSR/AW Thermal Aluminum Conductor Cl. Steel Reinforced TACIR/AW Thermal Aluminum Conductor Cl. Invar Reinforced AACSR All Aluminum Alloy Conductor Steel

    Reinforced

    ACAR All Aluminum Conductor Al. Alloy Reinforced ACSS All Aluminum Conductor Steel Supported

  • Limitations of Present Transmission System

    The present Transmission System is overloaded due toEconomic Expansion (Commercial, Industrial and

    Residential)

    Max. Op. Temp with Existing ACSR Conductors 85 0C

    Very High cost to install new Transmission Lines.

    Very difficult to acquire Right of Way (ROW).

    Time constraint for new Transmission Lines.

    Objections from inhabitants to construct new T/L.

    Solution: New Generation Conductors ...

  • New Generation Conductors

    Options Available with

    Apar Industries Limited

  • High Ampacity Alloy Conductors

    AAAC 6201, 6101

    AAAC 1120 AL-57, AL-59 Thermal Resistant Alloy (TAL)

    Defined as per IEC,

    ASTM, BS, NFC,

    EN, CSA

    Specification.

    Defined as per

    Australian

    Specification.

    Defined as per

    Swedish

    specification & EN

    Specification.

    Defined as per IEC, &

    ASTM Specification.

    Popularly in use@ Countries:France,

    Bangladesh, India,

    North and East

    Africa, Middle East, USA so on

    Popularly in use @Countries:

    Australia & New

    Zealand

    Popularly in use @Countries:

    Norway, Sweden,

    India so on

    Popularly in use @Countries:

    South and East Asia,

    Nigeria, Middle East

    Asia, Europe so on

  • Up rating of Transmission System

    No,Re -Conductoring

    Ground clearance is enough?

    Thermal Resistance Al.

    Alloy Conductor

    High Ampacity Alloy

    Conductors

    TACSR, TACSR/EST,

    TACSR/AW, TACSR/TW

    TACIR/AW &

    TACIR/TW/AW,

    GAP type

    Conductors

    TAL with Al. Clad Invar

    Core. i.e. for PGCIL Re-

    Conductoring Tender we

    have offered TACIR/AW

    388 sq mm against

    ACSR Moose

    Yes, New Transmission Lines

    Power TxferRequirements

    Up to

    30%

    Al-59

    AAA 1120

    More

    than

    30%

  • TACSR family Conductor has 60+ % more ampacity of ACSR Conductors.

    TACSR/TW Conductor has more than 70+% more ampacity of conventional ACSR type.

    TACIR/TW Conductor has equivalent sag-tension properties as conventional ACSR type.

    Conventional fittings and accessories for ACSR can be used for TAL Conductorsexcept compression fittings

    Same installation method as conventional ACSR is applied for TALConductors

    TAL Conductors has high long-term reliability with strong track record

    Use AL-59 & TACSR for New Lines and TACIR/AW & GAP Conductor for Re-Conductoring

    Summary