Wire: Upgrade of extreme environmental adaptability The demand for green power transmission has surg

Wire: Upgrade of extreme environmental adaptability The demand for green power transmission has surged

With the national electricity load reaching a new high, the wire category ushered in a wave of performance upgrades. In the field of UHV transmission, the application of high conductivity wires has accelerated, saving about 2,500 kWh per kilometer of electricity per kilometer compared with traditional products, and has been widely used in major projects such as "Xinjiang Power into Chongqing". The new energy scenario promotes breakthroughs in special wire technology, and offshore wind power cables can withstand high salt spray corrosion, and embedded optical fibers to achieve real-time temperature and stress monitoring. Nuclear power wires need to meet the stringent requirements of a 60-year life cycle and a 2 million Gray irradiation dose. The penetration rate of 800V high-voltage platform models has increased, further driving the research and development of corona-resistant and low-dielectric loss wire products.