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Thời gian trả lời: 02/02/2026
Cylon busways are constructed using three core component materials: high-conductivity T2 copper or aluminum conductors, specialized insulation layers like epoxy resin, and protective aluminum or steel casings. This combination ensures optimal electrical performance, safety, and durability across various industrial environments.
1. Conductor Materials The conductor is the most critical element for power transmission efficiency.
- T2 Electrolytic Copper: The mainstream choice for high-current applications. It offers superior conductivity and stability, making it ideal for large-scale power distribution.
- High-Purity Aluminum: A cost-effective and lightweight alternative. While its conductivity is lower than copper, it is perfectly suitable for standard commercial scenarios where weight and budget are primary concerns.
2. Insulation Materials Insulation ensures safety and prevents electrical faults under different environmental conditions.
- Epoxy Resin: Known for its high-temperature resistance and excellent moisture-proofing; typically used in high-end or outdoor cast-resin models.
- PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride): Offers good dielectric properties at a lower price point, making it a common choice for standard indoor installations.
- Mineral Materials: Featuring extreme fire resistance, these are used specifically in fire-rated busway systems to maintain circuit integrity during emergencies.
3. Housing and Casing Materials The external shell provides structural support, heat dissipation, and environmental protection.
- Cold-Rolled Steel Plate: Finished with a plastic spray coating, this material offers high cost-performance and robust physical protection.
- Aluminum Alloy: Lightweight with exceptional heat dissipation capabilities. It is non-magnetic, which reduces eddy current losses, making it the preferred choice for high-end projects and outdoor applications.
