What Is The Electrical Resistivity Of Copper Braided Flexible Connectors?
Copper braided wire flexible connector is an important component of electrical equipment pipeline connectors, widely used in high-voltage transformers and high-voltage switchgear. Compared to other connecting components, copper braided wire flexible connector has multiple advantages, which help improve the operational efficiency of power equipment, extend the service life of equipment, and enhance the reliability and safety of equipment.
The conductivity of copper braided wire soft connectors is mainly affected by their internal structure and materials used. Its internal structure is woven from high-quality copper wire or tinned copper wire, which has extremely high conductivity and can ensure unobstructed current flow, thereby improving the operational efficiency of power equipment.
In addition, the DC resistivity of copper braided wire soft connection is relatively low, and its resistance value is not more than 0.022Q.mm ²/m at 20 ℃, and in extreme cases, it can even reach 0.02340mm ²/m. This means that when the current passes through, the heat generated by the copper braided wire soft connection is relatively small, which helps to prevent equipment damage due to overheating.
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