ALUMINIUM BUS BAR It is a very malleable substance that can be used in a variety of ways. This material is the best whether flat panels or shapes are required. Different pieces can be easily created using the extrusion method in quick, low-cost procedures. Aluminum conducts at a lesser rate than copper. We frequently suggest increasing the surface area to allow for heat dissipation. This results in improved heat exchange for more effective thermal dissipation. For the same material cross-section, aluminum does indeed have a lower tensile strength (by 37%) than copper. The bigger cross-section of aluminum approaches the tensile strength of copper for a certain ampacity, however, grade 6101 aluminum requires a cross-section that is approximately 66 percent greater than what would be needed for a copper conductor to carry the same amount of current.Aluminum is always regarded as a highly tailored option and it frequently provides features that are highly valued: • Compact Design• Nature's Corrosion Resistance• Thermal and Electrical Conductivity• Strength in Cold Conditions• Not magnetic
Where heat can be quickly dispersed, aluminum bus bars are frequently used as electrical conductors in power distribution systems. The low price of the metal makes it potentially the most cost-effective choice for the application. Creating a bigger surface area is frequently advised to account for heat dissipation. This results in improved heat transfer for more effective thermal dissipationAluminum Bus Bar SpecificationSurface Finish : Smooth and BrightUsage/Application : Electrical Panel Boards
