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Bare Cu Compacted

This document provides specifications for bare copper wire used in overhead power distribution and grounding applications. It lists the American Wire Gauge sizes from 8 AWG to 1000 kGcmil along with the number of strands, diameter, and weight per kilometer for each size. Notes classify the wire into classes based on intended use and flexibility required.

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Bare Cu Compacted

This document provides specifications for bare copper wire used in overhead power distribution and grounding applications. It lists the American Wire Gauge sizes from 8 AWG to 1000 kGcmil along with the number of strands, diameter, and weight per kilometer for each size. Notes classify the wire into classes based on intended use and flexibility required.

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Bare Copper (Compacted)

COPPER WIRE
APPLICATION:
For use on Insulators for overhead
distribution circuits or for grounding
Compacted
conductors.
SPECIFICATION:
PNS 1207, ASTM B 496
CONSTRUCTION
Compacted soft annealed copper wire

BARE COPPER TECHNICAL DATA


Approximate
Size Approximate
No. of Bare copper
Over Diameter
Strand Weight
(mm)
AWG mm² (kg/km)
08 8.0 7 3.40 71.786
6 14 7 4.29 127.620
4 22 7 5.41 199.413
2 30 7 6.81 263.723
01 38 19 7.60 346.398
1/0 50 19 8.55 438.414
2/0 60 19 9.57 541.264
3/0 80 19 10.80 715.820
4/0 100 19 12.10 914.736
250 125 37 13.20 1,162.052
300 150 37 14.50 1,393.965
350 175 37 15.70 1,607.649
400 200 37 16.70 1,781.328
500 250 37 18.70 2,293.196
650 325 61 21.40 2,936.784
750 375 61 23.0 3,454.766
800 400 61 23.80 3,653.558
1000 500 61 26.90 4,448.606

Note For information only:


Class AA: For bare conductors usually used in overhead lines.
Class A: For conductors to be covered with weather‐resistant (weather‐proof), slow‐burning materials, and for bare conductors
where greater flexibility than is afforded by Class AA is required.
Class B: For conductors to be insulated with various materials such as rubber, paper, varnished cloth, and so forth, and for the
conductors indicated under Class A where greater flexibility is required.

Class C and Class D: For conductors where greater flexibility is required than is provided by Class B conductor

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