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Publication 122 High conductivity coppers for electrical engineering

Publication Year

1998

Document Status

Withdrawn

Abstract

Describes the way in which coppers of all types have been developed and improved to meet the design requirements of electrical engineers. Information is given on the way in which British Standards are adopting agreed European (CEN) standards without modification as the new BS EN series of standards. The new designations are linked to the historic British Standards and information is given on the properties most often required. The materials described are the commercially pure coppers, low alloy coppers and the copper alloys with good elevated temperature properties used for special purposes.

Document History

Superseded by 2016 edition.

Publisher Information

Copper Development Association

The Copper Development Association, was part of the Copper Alliance global network of copper centres, promoting and supporting the use of copper and copper alloys for all major applications through technical guidance, software and training for material specifiers, designers, engineers, architects, consultants and contractors. Dissolved on 28 November 2021.

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