#compositecoreconductors

ACCC® Composite Core offers a very low coefficient of thermal expansion to mitigate conductor sag under heavy electrical load conditions.

The ACCC® Conductor’s composite core is known for offering a strength to weight ratio nearly six times better than that of steel, along with a coefficient of thermal expansion which is less than ten time of what steel have.

The composite core of the ACCC conductor is not only highly resistant to the thermal sagging thought to have possibly caused many recent power outages but is also able to handle the elevated temperatures of redirected current.

The composite core by CTC Global offers a coefficient of thermal expansion nearly ten times less than steel. This allowed the ‘new’ conductor to carry very high levels of current during peak load.

CTC Global announced the opening of a new ACCC Conductor composite core production facility in Indonesia under a joint venture agreement with PT Dinamika Elektra.

The CTC Global Composite Core is best suitable to mitigate conductor sag under heavy electrical load conditions & also enables increased spans between fewer and/or shorter structures.

The composite core of the ACCC conductor is able to handle the elevated temperatures of redirected current & is highly resistant to the thermal sagging.