AA CCW-50-1999 Code Words for Overhead Aluminum Electrical Conductors (Seventh Edition)《铝制架空电导体用代码字.第七版》.pdf

1、 ABOUT THE ALUMINUM ASSOCIATION The member companies of The Aluminum Association, Inc., represent approximately 85 percent of domestic production of primary ingot and shipments of U.S. aluminum mill products. Mill products include sheet and plate; foil; extrusions; electrical conductor and wire, rod

2、 and bar. In addition to producers of primary ingot and mill products, the associations membership also includes secondary smelters, foundries and producers of master alloy and additives. The association is a primary source of statistics, standards, and economic and technical information on aluminum

3、 and the aluminum industry in the United States. NOTICE Disclaimer The use of any information contained herein by any member or non-member of The Aluminum Association is entirely voluntary. The Aluminum Association has used its best efforts in Compiling fhe information contained in this book. While

4、the Association believes that its compilation proced- ures are reliable, it does not warrant, either expressly or impliedly, the accuracy or complete- ness of this information. The Aluminum Associa- tion assumes no responsibility or liability for the use of the information herein. The Aluminum Assoc

5、iation published standards, data, specifications and other technical materials are reviewed at least every five years and revised, reaffirmed or withdrawn. Users are advised to contact The Aluminum Association to ascertain whether the information in this publication has been superseded in the interi

6、m between publica- tion and proposed use. CODE WORDS for OVERHEAD ALUMINUM ELECTRICAL CONDUCTORS SEVENTH EDITION January 1999 The Aluminum Association 900 191h Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20006 II Ob04500 UOLb079 b85 Copyright O1 998 Ob04500 0DLb0AO 3T7 FOREWORD For many years manufacturers of ele

7、ctrical conductors have assigned code words to their products to aid in identifying the different types and sizes of conductors in catalogs, orders, in- voices and other production and sales records. As the number of different types and sizes of conductors increased over the years, the number of cod

8、e words increased until by 1960 more than 1,200 such words were in use. In some instances the same words came to be used to designate more than one conductor. With more new constructions, new types of insulation, different tempers and other variations in the offing, there was a potential need for ma

9、ny more code words. Recognizing this situation, the Technical Committee on Electrical Conductor of The Aluminum Associations Electrical Technical Division in 1960 initiated a study aimed at reducing the number of code words required for these products. During its study the Subcommittee considered se

10、veral different systems. Some would have accomplished the desired reduction in number of code words but were considered too complicated for practical use. The system finally adopted retains the code words now in use but provides for designating variations in construction, temper, and type of coverin

11、g or insulation by the use of suffixes to existing code words, thus greatly reducing the number of new code words that otherwise would be required in the future. The conductors referenced in Tables 1 through 47 are manufactured in accordance with applicable ASTM Specifications. It is the Technical C

12、ommittees recommendation that these codes words should not be used for conductors manufactured in accordance to specifications other than ASTM. This booklet lists the code words that have been registered with The Aluminum Association, outlines the procedure for registering new code words and include

13、s the details of the system. Preceding each group of tables covering conductors of the same general type is a list of the characteristics of each conductor that are implied by the code word itself without any suffix. This is followed by a list of the suffixes to be used following the code words for

14、designating variations in those characteristics. Selected examples show how the system works. Tables have also been added for British and Canadian code words. This has been added for informational purposes only. The code words used in these tables are not controlled by the Aluminum Association. Foll

15、owing the tables is an alphabetical listing of the code words with references to the specific table where the conductor data may be found. In addition, for informational purposes, the list also includes code words used for UD cable, copper conductors and others used in Canada and Great Britain to de

16、signate aluminum conductors made in those countries. Details of construction for UD cable code words are covered in CODE WORDS FOR UNDERGROUND DISTRIBUTION CABLES, available from the Aluminum Association. All Aluminum Association published data, specifications and other material are reviewed at leas

17、t every five years and revised, reaffirmed or withdrawn. Users are advised to contact the Aluminum Association to ascertain whether the information in this publication has been superceded in the interim between publication and proposed use. Any data contained in this publication were compiled by the

18、 Aluminum Association, Inc. In view of the variety of conditions and methods of use to which such data and suggestions may be applied, the Aluminum Association and its member companies assume no responsibility or liability for the use of information contained herein. Neither the Aluminum Association

19、 nor any of its member companies give any warranties, express or implied, with respect to the information. -1- ABBREVIATIONS BARE CONDUCTORS AAC (1 350) AACTTW (1 350) AASC (5005 Alloy) AASC (6201 Alloy) ASCR ASCIWW COVERED CONDUCTORS 1350 Aluminum 5005 Alloy 6201 Alloy ACSR W Ob045 LbBL 233 II CONT

20、ENTS LOW-VOLTAGE SECONDARY CONDUCTORS 1350 Aluminum MULTIPLEX CONDUCTORS DUPLEX Neutral-Supported Secondary and Service Drop Cable 1350 Neutral 5005 Neutral 6201 Neutral ACSR Neutral Copper Neutral Copper-Copperweld Neutral Parallel Secondary and Service Drop Cable 1350 Neutral 5005 Alloy Neutral 62

21、01 Alloy Neutral ACSR Neutral TRIP LEX Neutral - Supported Secondary and Service Drop Cable 1350 Neutral 5005 Alloy Neutral 6201 Alloy Neutral 6201 Alloy Neutral - RTS Cabled ACSR Neutral ACSR Neutral - RTS Cabled Copper Neutral Copper-Copperweld Neutral I 5 1 2, 3 4 5 6 778 9 10 11 12 15 16 17 18 1

22、9 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 7 69 10,11 12 13,14,15 16,17 19 20 20 20 22 24 24 25 25 26 26 27 27 27 28 29 30 31,32 32 33,34 34 35 36 -2- CONTENTS TRIPLEX continued Parallel Secondary and Service Drop Cable 1350 Neutral 5005 Alloy Neutral 6201 Alloy Neutral ACSR Neutral QUADRUPLEX Neut

23、ral-Supported Secondary and Service Drop Cable 1350 Neutral 5005 Alloy Neutral 6201 Alloy Neutral ACSR Neutral ACSR Neutral - RTS cabled Parallel Secondary and Service Drop Cable 1350 Neutral 5005 Alloy Neutral 6201 Alloy Neutral 6201 Alloy Neutral - RTS cabled ACSR Neutral TABLE PAGE(S) 34 37 35 38

24、 36 39 37 40 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 41 41 42 43 44 44 45 46 46 47 BRITISH CODE WORDS Bare Conductors ASC or Type ALI (1 350 H 1 9 type) B1 48 49 ACSR or Type AL1 / ST1A B3 50 AASC or Type AL3 (6000 series alloy, 52.5% IACS) B2 CANADIAN CODE WORDS Bare Conductors Al, (ASC), (1350 H19) ASC Smoo

25、th Body (“e Compact”) A2, (AASC), (6101 T81) AASC Smooth Body (6101-T81) Al/SlA, (ACSR) ACSMW ACSR 6/1 Smooth Body c1 52 c2 52 c3 53 c4 53 c5 54 C6, C7 55 C8 56 -3- CONTENTS CANADIAN CODE WORDS (continued) Covered Conductors ASC - Concentric Strand ASC - Compact Strand ACSR - Concentric Strand ACSR

26、- Compact Strand AASC - Concentric Strand Multiplex Conductors Neutral Supported Secondary and Service Drop Duplex TYPE NS-1, AASC Neutral Duplex TYPE NS-1, ACSR Neutral Triplex Type NS-1, AASC Neutral Triplex Type NS-1, ACSR Neutral Triplex Type NS-1, Quadruplex type NS-1, AASC Neutral Quadruplex t

27、ype NS-1, ACSR Neutral ACSR Reduced Neutral TABLE c1 o c11 c12 C13 C14 C16 C17 C18 c19 c20 c2 1 c22 PAGE(S) 58 58 59 59 59 61 61 62 62 63 63 63 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF CODE NAMES* 99 64 to 77 NOTE: The Aluminum Association does not have control over the Canadian or British Code words. The names are inc

28、luded for information purposes only. Although they are believed to be correct, it is advised to consult with a conductor manufacturer to confirm the code word correctly describes the desired product. STANDARDS and SPECIFICATIONS OLD PAGE NUMBERS (from 1983 edition) Versus NEW TABLE NUMBERS 1 O0 1 o1

29、 78,79 80 -4- PROCEDURE FOR REGISTERING CODE WORDS FOR ALUMINUM ELECTRICAL CONDUCTORS WITH THE ALUMINUM ASSOCIATION 1. Submit code word to The Aluminum Association with a description of the conductor it is intended to designate. (Words submitted may be chosen by the registrant or assigned by the Ass

30、ociation office. Code words used for conductors of other materials should not be used for aluminum.) 2. If the word submitted does not appear on the Association Master List it will then be referred to the Electrical Technical Committee. (In the case of registration by a member of that Committee, cop

31、ies of the initial letter requesting registration may be sent to other members of the Committee, thus combining Steps 1 and 2.) 3. Registration will become effective one month from the date of referral to the Committee, provided no comments or objections have been received by that time. 4. Revised l

32、istings will be issued from time to time, as required. Table i - ABBREVIATIONS To simplify the listing of conductor data and to reduce the space required, the following abbreviations are used in the tables: ACSR Al AWG cmil Cu Cu Eq Cwld 1350 1350 Eq In. Pe. XLP AAC AAAC ASC AASC mmz ALI AL2 AL3 STx

33、y mm RTS Aluminum conductor, steel reinforced Aluminum American Wire Gauge Circular mils Copper Equivalent size copper Copperweld Electric conductor grade aluminum Equivalent size 1350 aluminum Inch High Molecular Weight Polyethylene Cross-Linked Polyethylene All Aluminum Conductor (1 350 ) All Alum

34、inum Alloy Conductor Canadian term known as AAC in USA Canadian term known as AAAC in USA millimeter (1 inch - 25.4mm) square millimeter (I cmil = 5.066 x104mmz IEC terminology for 1350 IEC terminology for Series 6000 alloy (53% IACS) IEC terminology for Series 6000 alloy (52.5% IACS) IEC terminolog

35、y for Galvanized Steel, where x = 1,2, or 3 for tensile strength rating and y = A, B, or C for grade of galvanizing Reverse Twist Secondary - manufacturing method known as “SZ cabling, or “reverse lay” cabling -5 - BARE CONDUCTORS - TABLES 1 - 8 A. Implied Notations Omitted From Suffix. 1. 2. 3. 620

36、1 Alloy-T81 Temper 4. Concentric Stranded or Solid Conductor 1350 Shaped wire concentric lay compact conductors AACKW in area equal to standard AAC sizes CODE WORD TulipTTW Canna/TW CosmoslW Zinnia/TW MistletoeTTW MeadowsweetAW OrchidRW VerbenalTW Nasturti umRW ArbutusTTW CockscombTTW MagnoliUW Hawk

37、weedTTW BluebellTTW Marigold/TW HawthornTTW NarcissusTTW ColumbineTTW CarnationTTW CoreopsisTW JessamineTTW cowslipTTw LupineTTW TrilliumTTW SIZE AWG or cmil 336 400 397 500 477 O00 500 O00 556 500 600 O00 636 O00 700 O00 750 O00 795 O00 900 O00 954 O00 1 000000 1033500 1113000 1 192 500 1272000 135

38、1 500 1 431 O00 1590 O00 1750 O00 2 O00 O00 2 500 O00 3 O00 O00 STRANDS 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 49 49 49 71 71 -8- Table 3: Bare 1350 Conductors; Shaped wire concentric lay compact conductors AAC/TW - in fixed diameter increments CODE WORD LoganTTW W heelerrnill Robs

39、on/TW McKileyTW RainierTTW HelensLW Mazamm * Hood/TW W hitneymW PowellTTW Jeff ersonlTW Shac tflW AdamsTTW SIZE AWG or cmil 322 500. 449 400 595 800 761 500 918 800 1123100 1 346 800 1 583 200 1 812 700 2 093 600 2 388 100 2 667 200 3 006 200 STRANDS 17 17 17 17 31 31 31 34 49 49 52 71 71 previously

40、 MazamclTTW was known as BakerTnnJ -9- Table 4: Bare 5005 Alloy Conductors CODE WORD Jibe Jupe Kazoo Jura Juve Kaki Keef Kench Kilo Kibe Kilt Kyte Kayak Kirn Kopeck Kipper Kittle Kith Ratch Ramie Sabot Scamp Radar Radian Scud Rede Ragout Sepal Rex Remex Sine Ruble* Rune Stet Sural Spar Sora Solar SI

41、ZE AWG or cmil 6 30 580 30 580 4 48 690 48 690 61 460 77 470 97 630 97 630 123 300 123 300 155 400 155 400 195 700 195 700 246 900 246 900 281 400 312 800 312 800 351 400 355 100 394 500 394 500 419 600 465 400 465 400 503 600 559 500 559 500 587 200 652 400 652 400 704 600 740 800 833 600 927 200 S

42、TRANDS Solid Solid 7 Solid Solid 7 7 7 7 19 7 19 7 19 7 19 7 19 19 19 37 37 19 19 37 19 19 37 19 19 37 19 19 37 37 37 37 37 ACSR OF EO1 AWG or cmil 3 2 1 1 IO 210 310 410 266 800 266 800 300 O00 336 400 336 400 397 500 397 500 477 O00 477 O00 556 500 556 500 605 O00 636 O00 715 500 795 O00 1 L DIAME

43、TER ST RAN DING - - 61 1 - - 611 611 611 611 611 611 611 1811 26D 27/7 18J1 26/7 1811 26D 1811 267 1811 26D 26/7 26/7 2617 26/7 Used also (1) No. 4 - 7 Strand Duplex with Copper-Copperweid Neutral, and (2) Obsolete Neoprene and 2-Shot Products. -10- S Oh04500 OLbfl 24b Table 4: Bare 5005 Alloy Condu

44、ctors (continued) CODE WORD Saker Septa Title Strut Totem Spate Spica Stipe Tote Stoma Tetro Stover Taker Strafe Taluk Taper Taccet Tenet Turret Tincal Tola Treble Trigon Tripod Trape Tiller Vatic Vellum Verso Wafer Wahoo Weber Welkin SIZE AWG or cmil 1 000000 1077382 1077382 1092 330 1092 330 1 100

45、 O00 1 111 O00 1 193 890 1 193 890 1 200 O00 1 200 O00 1 250 O00 1 250 O00 1 272 O00 1 272 O00 1 300 O00 1 400 O00 1500000 1 600000 1 700000 1 750000 1 800000 1 900000 1926000 2 O00 O00 2 049 500 2 300 O00 2 500 O00 3 O00 O00 3 500 O00 4 O00 O00 4 500 O00 5 O00 O00 STRANDS 37 37 61 37 61 37 37 37 61

46、 37 61 37 61 37 61 61 61 61 61 61 61 61 61 61 61 61 91 91 91 127 127 127 127 -1 1- Tabk 5: Bare 6201 Alloy Conductors CODE WORD Abilene Akron Athens Alton Austin Ames Astoria Azusa Annapolis Anaheim Augusta Amherst Aurora Alliance Amarillo Butte Fayettevi I le Canton Cairo Darien Elgin Flint Greeley

47、 SIZE AWG or cmil 19 290 30 580 38 640 48 690 61 460 77 470 97 630 123 300 123 300 155 400 155 400 195 700 195 700 246 900 246 900 312 800 355 100 394 500 465 400 559 500 652 400 740 800 927 200 STRANDS 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 19 7 19 7 19 7 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 37 37 ACSR OF EQUAL DIAMETER AWG or cmil 8 6

48、5 4 3 2 1 1 /o 1 /o 2/0 2/0 310 310 410 4/0 266 800 366 400 366 400 397 500 477 O00 556 500 636 O00 795 O00 STRAN DING 61 1 6/1 6/ 1 6/1 6/ 1 6/ 1 6/1 61 1 6/ 1 6/ 1 6/ 1 6/ 1 6/ 1 6/1 61 1 26/7 1811 26/7 26/7 26/7 26/7 26/7 26/7 -12- B ObO?i500 OLb092 019 Table 6: Bare ACSR (Aluminum Conductor, Ste

49、el Reinforced) CODE WORD Wren Warbler Turkey Thrush Swan Swanate Swallow Sparrow Sparate Robin Raven Quail Bobwhite Pigeon Vulture Penguin Barbet Jaeger Owl Waxwing Spoonbill Scaup Titmouse Eider Partridge Junco Rhea Phoebe Gadwall Ostrich Piper Merlin Trogon Woodcock Widgeon Linnet Cowbird Humrn ingbi rd Oriole Chickadee Ptarmigan Stork Brant Ibis Lark Erne SIZE AWG or cmil 8 7 6 5 4 4 3 2 2 I 1 IO 210 2/0 310 410 410 410 228 200 266 800 266 800 266 800 266 800 266 800 266 800 266 800 266 800 286 200 300 O00 300 O00 300 O00 300 O00 33