In 1960’s Aluminum was predominantly used in household wiring due to the rise in the cost of Copper wires. A belief existed that aluminum wire required larger wire gauge as compared to copper in carrying same amount of current, which resulted in failure. The improper connection techniques and use of dissimilar materials generated heat as […]
read more....Wire is a basic component in an electric circuit which acts as a conductor and electric circuit is the mode of transferring electricity to the house. Complex wiring system gives rise to the need of color coding, enabling the wires to be easily identified. The electric wiring in home or offices without having color codes […]
read more....Copper is an extremely useful metal and it enjoys a preferential treatment due to being a good electrical conductor. The symbol of this ductile metal is Cu and the atomic number possessed by it accounts for 29. Wires made of copper metal are used extensively in various key manufacturing industries. Applications of Copper wires: -> […]
read more....Copper is a chemical element denoted as Cu, derived from Latin word cuprum. It is soft and malleable and bears attractive properties such as good corrosion resistance, excellent work ability and has the best electrical and thermal conductivity as compared to any other commercial metal. Its exposed surface has reddish-orange color. The metal and its […]
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