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    Cross Sectional Drawing of 93.3sqmm ACSR

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    The document describes the drawing process of an ACSR 93.3sqmm conductor. It is made up of 12 aluminum wires with a diameter of 2.5 mm each, and 7 galvanized steel wires with the same diameter. The aluminum and steel wires are drawn, inspected, and then stranded together to form the finished conductor, which has a total cross-sectional area of 93.3 sqmm and is ready for dispatch after final inspection.

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    Cross Sectional Drawing of 93.3sqmm ACSR

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    The document describes the drawing process of an ACSR 93.3sqmm conductor. It is made up of 12 aluminum wires with a diameter of 2.5 mm each, and 7 galvanized steel wires with the same diameter. The aluminum and steel wires are drawn, inspected, and then stranded together to form the finished conductor, which has a total cross-sectional area of 93.3 sqmm and is ready for dispatch after final inspection.

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    The document describes the drawing process of an ACSR 93.3sqmm conductor. It is made up of 12 aluminum wires with a diameter of 2.5 mm each, and 7 galvanized steel wires with the same diameter. The aluminum and steel wires are drawn, inspected, and then stranded together to form the finished conductor, which has a total cross-sectional area of 93.3 sqmm and is ready for dispatch after final inspection.

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    Cross Sectional Drawing of 93.3sqmm ACSR

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    Puneet Chaurasia
    The document describes the drawing process of an ACSR 93.3sqmm conductor. It is made up of 12 aluminum wires with a diameter of 2.5 mm each, and 7 galvanized steel wires with the same diameter. The aluminum and steel wires are drawn, inspected, and then stranded together to form the finished conductor, which has a total cross-sectional area of 93.3 sqmm and is ready for dispatch after final inspection.

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    M/s SHASHI CABLES LIMITED, LUCKNOW

    DRAWING OF ACSR 93.3sqmm CONDUTOR


    ACSR 95/55 CONDUCTOR(Size12 / 7 / 2.50 mm)
    Aluminium Wire 12 / 2.50mm
    Steel Wire 7/ 2.50 mm
    Aluminium Wire Aluminium Wire Rod
    Dia : 2.50 mm
    Sectional Area : 4.909 mm² Sample Process Inspection
    Wire Drawing
    Sample Process Inspection
    Over all Dia
    12.50 mm Spooling Steel 7 bobben
    Steel 7 bobben Loading &
    Stranding
    Total Sectional Area 93.3 mm²
    Sectional Area of Al : 58.91 mm² Steel rope ready for conductor
    Sectional Area of Steel : 34.39 mm²
    Aluminium loading
    Stranding
    Sample Process Inspection
    Galvanised Steel Wire Finish Goods
    Dia : 2.50 mm Final Inspection
    Sectional Area : 4.909 mm²
    Ready for dispatch

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