Flat Copper Busbar and Strip
The flat copper busbar, also known as copper busbar or copper strip, is mainly used in electrical engineering due to its excellent conductivity, mechanical strength, and corrosion resistance. It is widely applied in several aspects:
Power transmission and distribution:
Substations and distribution equipment: Used for power transmission in substations, distribution cabinets, bus ducts, etc., connecting transformers, switchgear, and distribution devices to ensure stable current transmission between various equipment.
Low-voltage distribution: Used in low-voltage distribution systems for bus ducts, distribution boxes, and distribution cabinets, serving to transmit and distribute electrical power.
Internal connection of electrical equipment:
Electrical equipment: such as motors, generators, transformers, etc., for internal connections, providing stable and reliable electrical pathways to ensure the normal operation of equipment.
Power systems: In UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) systems and generator sets, copper busbars are used to connect batteries, inverters, and other key components to ensure the continuity and reliability of the power system.
Electrical engineering projects:
Industrial electrical engineering: Used for power transmission and distribution in factories, mines, petrochemicals, and other industrial projects involving large equipment and systems.
Building electrical engineering: Used for laying and distributing power mainlines in high-rise buildings, commercial complexes, and other building projects.
Electronics and communication equipment:
Communication base stations: Used to connect power systems in communication base stations, ensuring stable power supply to communication equipment.
Data centers: In the power management systems of data centers, copper busbars are used to connect servers, power modules, and other critical equipment, ensuring the reliable operation of data centers.
New energy and renewable energy systems:
Photovoltaic power stations: Used to connect solar panels, inverters, and the grid in photovoltaic power systems, ensuring the effective transmission of electricity.
Wind power generation: Used to connect wind turbines, transformers, and distribution equipment in wind power generation systems.
Transportation equipment:
Rail transportation: Used for power supply and distribution in subway, light rail, tram, and other rail transportation systems.
Electric vehicles: In the charging systems and battery management systems of electric vehicles, copper busbars are used to connect battery packs and electric motors, ensuring efficient and safe power transmission.
