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Global Copper Clad Aluminum Busbar (CCA Busbar) Market Research - 1 views

  • This new market research report on Copper Clad Aluminum Busbar (CCA Busbar) provides comprehensive market data, including market size and forecast by Copper Clad Aluminum Busbar (CCA Busbar) application and products on a regional basis from 2012 to 2020
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Copper Clad Aluminum Busbar Picture - 0 views

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Electromagnetic Stresses On Busbar System - 1 views

  • Properties of Cu and AlCopper(CW004A)Aluminium (1350)UnitsElectrical conductivity (annealed)10161% IACSElectrical resistivity (annealed)1.722.83μΩ cmTemperature coefficient of resistance(annealed)0.00390.004/° CThermal conductivity at 20°C397230W/mKCoefficient of expansion17 x 10–623 x 10–6/° CTensile strength (annealed)200 – 25050 – 60N/mm2Tensile strength (half–hard)260 – 300 85 – 100N/mm20.2% proof stress (annealed)50 – 5520 – 30N/mm20.2% proof stress (half–hard)170 – 20060 – 65N/mm2Elastic modulu116 – 13070kN/mm2Specific heat385900J/kg KDensity8.912.70g/cm3Melting point1083660°CBecause of the high strength of copper, the insulators can be more widely spaced than is possible with lower-strength materials.
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Leoni will continue to expand its commercial vehicles business with innovative products... - 0 views

  • “We have developed several new solutions, which can provide clear weight and cost saving opportunities to manufacturers of such commercial vehicles as  trucks, buses as well as agricultural, industrial and construction equipment”, stated Dr Andreas Brand, member of Leoni AG’s Management Board with responsibility for the Wiring Systems Division. “We are confident that we will grow our business with the CV industry by more than five per cent per year until 2025.”Alternative conductors save weight and costIn terms of weight optimisation, Leoni can reduce the harnesses’ weight by replacing conventional wires. Alongside copper wires with smaller cross-sections, the Company provides the CV market with a range of wires made of aluminium for the power segment, i.e. with a cross-section between 10 mm2 and 110 mm2 and even larger. Although the aluminium conductors have a larger cross-section in order to deliver the same electrical conductivity, aluminium technology results in a noticeable weight reduction. On its booth, Leoni will show its busbar, a solid aluminium conductor, which can be bent in three dimensions and weighs only about half as much as the conventional copper component.Leoni will also show various conductor solutions based on copper. These can be used where mechanical strength as well as electrical conductivity is required. For example, a copper wire with a cross-section of 0.75 mm² could potentially be replaced by a smaller wire cross section, such as a 0.50 mm² or a 0.35 mm². Thanks to the use of less conductor material, Leoni’s customers can not just reduce the weight of their vehicles, but also benefit in terms of cost savings.
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    ""We have developed several new solutions, which can provide clear weight and cost saving opportunities to manufacturers of such commercial vehicles as trucks, buses as well as agricultural, industrial and construction equipment", stated Dr Andreas Brand, member of Leoni AG's Management Board with responsibility for the Wiring Systems Division. "We are confident that we will grow our business with the CV industry by more than five per cent per year until 2025." Alternative conductors save weight and cost In terms of weight optimisation, Leoni can reduce the harnesses' weight by replacing conventional wires. Alongside copper wires with smaller cross-sections, the Company provides the CV market with a range of wires made of aluminium for the power segment, i.e. with a cross-section between 10 mm2 and 110 mm2 and even larger. Although the aluminium conductors have a larger cross-section in order to deliver the same electrical conductivity, aluminium technology results in a noticeable weight reduction. On its booth, Leoni will show its busbar, a solid aluminium conductor, which can be bent in three dimensions and weighs only about half as much as the conventional copper component. Leoni will also show various conductor solutions based on copper. These can be used where mechanical strength as well as electrical conductivity is required. For example, a copper wire with a cross-section of 0.75 mm² could potentially be replaced by a smaller wire cross section, such as a 0.50 mm² or a 0.35 mm². Thanks to the use of less conductor material, Leoni's customers can not just reduce the weight of their vehicles, but also benefit in terms of cost savings."
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