Aluminum Block Casting for Busduct connection and supporting
Insulation plate for busbar trucking joint
Features
Installed in busbar ends
Material: ADC12
Size and color can be customized
| No. | Item | Specification | Parameter |
| 1 | Casting Capped End | 125 | 4Phase/5Phase |
| 128 |
| 130 |
| 128 |
| 130 |
Busbar Trunking System is the is a system of distributing electric power using copper or
aluminium busbar with suitable enclosures and good amount of
protection to prevent the cables from getting damaged due to
foreign bodies.
Busbars are now becoming irreplaceable simply because of the
convenience and safety factor. While using traditional cables, the
cost of cabling and trunking and the time taken for installation is
much higher than busbars as well.
Installing busbars over conventional cabling has a range of
advantages some of which are mentioned below:
Design: Busbars have a compact design through which compressed flat
conductors can pass through the enclosure. Due to the compact
designs, busbars require lesser space than traditional cabling
systems and this is a major advantage when thousands of amperes of
electricity need to be transmitted.
Heat Absorption: Since the design is compact and has a metal casing with
well-defined surface, busbars can absorb heat generated while
transmissions and distribution of electricity in the walls of the
enclosure. The system of cooling is much better than traditional
cabling system.
Flexibility: Busbars are more flexible in nature compared to cables in the sense
that it can be used in any kind of structure with any
configuration. They are easily modifiable and hence the addition of
an extra room or building can be easily done. Busbars can also be
relocated without much of a capital expenditure.
Cost Savings: Busbars can be mounted easily than a cable and incurs a lesser cost
of installation than traditional cables. They can also be mounted
at a lesser time than traditional cables.
Better Resistance: Busbars have rigid design elements and hence has better resistance
than cables, especially in case of short circuits. Busbars have a
minimum distance between the conductors which in turn reduces the
induction of resistance. Busbars also have a thin and flat tire
which helps in optimal distribution of density of current and in
turn reduces resistance. Due to lower levels of density, voltage
loss is much lower than cables for the same length.
Reduced Loss of Energy: Busbars have lower resistance than cables. Hence the loss of energy
due to transmission and distribution is lower in Busbars. Busbars
also have a limited growth of reactive power to operate compared to
cable systems.
