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The economic and practical benefits of a low-creep ACSR conductor are discussed. The causes of and compensation for sag are described. Tests and test results on the effects of hot and/or warm stretching of aluminum, copper, commercial aluminum, pure aluminum, and conductor cable; cable load characteristics; commercial and field trails; and benefits are discussed. Two appendixes are included.
The economic and practical benefits of a low-creep ACSR conductor are discussed. The causes of and compensation for sag are described. Tests and test results on the effects of hot and/or warm stretching of aluminum, copper, commercial aluminum, pure aluminum, and conductor cable; cable load characteristics; commercial and field trails; and benefits are discussed. Two appendixes are included.
| Author(s) | Cahill, T.GKN Somerset Wire, Ltd. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal6(7): 66-73 1973, Paper presented at WAI 42nd Annual Convention, Chicago, IL USA |
| Year | 1973 |
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