On April 25, the Symposium on the development of carbon fiber composite core conductor technology was grandly held in Zhuzhou, Hunan Province. This meeting brought together nearly 100 experts and scholars from the State Grid Electric Power Engineering Research Institute, Zhuzhou "three highlands" construction headquarters, domestic well-known universities, provincial and municipal companies of the State Grid and several electric power design institutes to discuss the technical path and development direction of the construction of new power system.

As one of the few domestic enterprises with the production technology of new aluminum coated carbon fiber conductor, long distance Co., Ltd. was invited to participate in this industry event by virtue of its outstanding technical advantages in this field. During the meeting, the company showed the latest research and development of carbon fiber composite core wire series products and technical solutions, and its innovative achievements attracted the wide attention of experts and industry colleagues.

Compared with the traditional ACSR, the tensile strength and current carrying capacity of the ACSR conductor are increased by more than 2 times, and the loss is reduced by up to 40%. Compared with the traditional carbon fiber, the conductor matches the traditional construction technology of steel cored aluminum strand. Its elastic modulus is the same as that of the traditional steel cored aluminum strand, and its radial compressive strength reaches 50kN. The cost of the conductor is further reduced, and its comprehensive cost is lower. It has become an innovative "black technology" in the field of power transmission.

Relying on the mature technology reserve, Telekom takes the lead in realizing large-scale production, accelerating the market application and helping the low-carbon upgrading of power grid.

Under the background of the national "double carbon" strategy, remote share is accelerating the market application of carbon fiber conductor technology. The company said that it would seize the "double carbon" opportunity, cooperate with upstream and downstream to create green transmission solutions, and inject strong momentum into the construction of new power systems.