AERIAL BUNDLED CABLES (ABC) (AER)
ALUMINIUM UNDERGROUND CABLES (YAVV) (NAYY)
ALUMINIUM CONDUCTORS STEEL REINFORCED (ACSR)
ALL ALUMINIUM CONDUCTORS (AAC)

 

 

 

 

YAVV-NAYY CABLES:

PVC insulated aluminium conductors and PVC sheathed, for indoor and outdoor heavy duty installations, in ducts or conduits, power stations, industrial areas, underground power distribution nets different soil ( dry, moist, wet, sand, gray, etc. ) conditions where the mechanical factors to damage insulation has been prevented.

CONDUCTORS:

10 -  16  mm² round, solid
16 -  25  mm² stranded and compacted, round shaped
35 - 240 mm² stranded and compacted, sector or round shaped aluminium conductor.

 

INSULATION :  Extruded PVC - color core identification
INNER SHEATH :  Extruded PVC or plastic tape
REDUCES CONCENTRIC
CONDUCTOR
:  A concentric layer of copper wire and a open helix of copper tape
OUTER SHEATH :  Extruded PVC black
SHEATH MARKING :  Manufacturer narne, tape, size, rated voltage, TSE guaranty mark,
 standard no. and manufacturing year of the cable embossed on
 theouter steath

 

For more than 100 years, aluminium and aluminium alloy conductor materials have been used by electrical utilities fort he transmission and distribution of electrical power.

Aluminium is technically an approved material as an alternative to copper. The attractive price advantage of aluminium and therefore its substantial utilisation in electric power industry as conductor or power cable. The aluminium cable remained cheaper than its equivalent copper size during many years.

 

There are some powerful reasons because in numerous countries aluminium has taken the place of copper for main conductor material of all companents of the transmision and distribution systems.

Aluminium is much lighter than copper, the density of aluminium is about 30% of the copper.  Especially in overhead line construction this factor is very important because heavy conductors lead to heavy and expensive pole structures. Handling and transportation of aluminium conductors and cables are also easier compared with heavy copper cundoctros and cable. The lightness of aluminium gives advantages in many ways Aluminium is the most common metal in the earth surface.

ALUMINIUM UNDERGROUND CABLES (YAVV) (NAYY)

DESIGN OF YAVV (NAYY) CABLES
 

Conductors : 10 - 16 mm2 round solid (re)
    25 mm2 round stranded and compacted, round-shaped (rm)
    35... 240 mm2 stranded and compacted, sector (sm) or round shaped (rm)
    aluminium conductor
Insulation : Extruded PVC - colour core identification
Laying-up : Four or three insulated cores laid-up
Inner sheath : Extruded PVC or plastic tape
Reduced.neutral : A concentric layer of copper wires and an open helix of copper tape
concentric.conductor    
Metallic sheath : Flat galvanised steel wire
Metallic sheath tape : PVC plastic or metallic tape
Outer sheath : Extruded black PVC
Sheath marking : Name of the manufacturer, type designation, cross-sectional area of conductors ,
    rated voltage and manufacturing standard embossed on outer sheet.
Standards : TS-60502-1 ; TS-11178 or others by request

NAYY CABLE CONSTRUCTIONAL DATA

Number x phaseconductor /neutral
Cross Section mm²

EQUIVALENT COPPER CABLE
Number x phaseconductor /neutral
Cross Section mm²

NAYY - D

Outer diameter
mm

Unit weight
kg/km

Standard
lengh on
reel

m

  3x16/16

3x10 /10

22

625

1,000

  3x25/16

3x16 /16

27

925

1,000

  3x35/16

3x25 /16

25

750

1,000

  3x50/25

3x35 /16

29

1,000

1,000

  3x70/35

3x50 /25

33

1,300

1,000

  3x95/50

3x70 /35

37

1,725

1,000

  3x120/70

3x70 /35

40

2,100

1,000

  3x150/70

3x95 /50

43

2,475

500

  3x185/95

3x120 /70

48

3,100

500

  3x240/120

3x150 /70

54

4,000

500

NAYY CABLE ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES

NAYY CABLE

Unit

Aluminium phase conductors

  Cross section

mm²

16

25

35

50

70

95

120

150

185

240

  Max. DC-resistance at   +20ºC

ohm/km

1,91

1,20

0,868

0,641

0,443

0,320

0,253

0,206

0,164

0,125

  Continuos
  current-carrying
  capaties(*), in ground

A

78

100

120

145

175

215

245

275

310

360

  Max. pemissibble
  short-circuit currents
  for 1 s.

kA

1,10

1,80

2,50

3,50

5,00

6,70

8,50

10,50

13,00

17,00