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    The document compares the properties of three copper products: copper strip, copper bonded strip, and GI strip. Copper strip has the highest conductivity and current carrying capacity but also the highest corrosion rate, cost, and possibility of theft. Copper bonded strip and GI strip have lower conductivity and current capacity than copper strip but also lower corrosion rates, costs, and risks of theft.

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    The document compares the properties of three copper products: copper strip, copper bonded strip, and GI strip. Copper strip has the highest conductivity and current carrying capacity but also the highest corrosion rate, cost, and possibility of theft. Copper bonded strip and GI strip have lower conductivity and current capacity than copper strip but also lower corrosion rates, costs, and risks of theft.

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    Comparison Between Cu and Cub Modified

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    The document compares the properties of three copper products: copper strip, copper bonded strip, and GI strip. Copper strip has the highest conductivity and current carrying capacity but also the highest corrosion rate, cost, and possibility of theft. Copper bonded strip and GI strip have lower conductivity and current capacity than copper strip but also lower corrosion rates, costs, and risks of theft.

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    Product Copper Strip Copper Bonded Strip GI Strip

    Corrosion Rate per 2% 2% 5%


    year
    Current Carrying 205 A/mm2 for 1second 80A/mm2 for 1second 80A/mm2 for 1second
    Capacity 118 A/mm2 for 3 second 46 A/mm2 for 3 second 46 A/mm2 for 3
    second
    Materiala 100.0 17.0 -30.0 8.6
    conductivity (% (Pure annealed Soft
    IACS) Drawn Copper)
    Fusingatemperatur 1083 1084 419
    e Tm (°C)
    Resistivitya at 20 °C 1.72 10.1 20.10
    ρr (μΩ-cm)
    Thermala capacity 3.4 3.8 3.9
    TCAP [J/(cm3 °C)]
    Possibility of theft high low low
    Cost per m High Medium Low
    Life High High Low
    Standard Sizes 20mm x 3mm 25mm x 3mm

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