Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a flexibility-improved central tensile member for an overhead transmission cable, and an overhead transmission cable including the same. In particular, the present disclosure relates to a flexibility-improved central tensile member for an overhead transmission cable, and an overhead transmission cable including the same, wherein the central tensile member has excellent tensile strength and thus has excellent sag properties preventing the wired overhead transmission cable from sagging, and has sufficient flexibility and thus improves wiring workability. Moreover, the central tensile member can suppress corrosion and damage to a conductor wire arranged around the central tensile member and thus can eliminate or minimize an increase in resistance of the overhead transmission cable, as well as a resultant reduction in transmission capacity, and makes it possible to reduce weight and manufacturing costs of the overhead transmission cable.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a central tension line for an overhead power transmission cable having a damage detection function and an overhead power transmission cable comprising same, wherein it is possible to detect whether the central tension line is damaged before installing the overhead transmission cable on a pylon or before clamping for the installation of the overhead transmission cable, and after installing the overhead transmission cable on the pylon; and the central tension line has excellent tensile strength, thus having excellent sag properties preventing the wired overhead transmission cable from sagging, and has flexibility, thus improving wiring workability, while the central tension line suppresses corrosion and damage to a conductor wire disposed around the central tension line, and thus eliminates or minimizes an increase in resistance of the overhead transmission cable and the resultant reduction in transmission capacity, and enables the reduction of weight and manufacturing costs.

Abstract: Provided is an aluminum alloy for a cable conductor. Specifically, the present invention relates to an aluminum alloy for a cable conductor, which is excellent in both mechanical properties, such as tensile strength, at room temperature and high temperatures and elongation, and electrical conductivity, is simple to manufacture at low costs, and is eco-friendly.

Abstract: Provided is an aluminum alloy for a cable conductor. Specifically, the present invention relates to an aluminum alloy for a cable conductor, which is excellent in both mechanical properties, such as tensile strength, at room temperature and high temperatures and elongation, and electrical conductivity, is simple to manufacture at low costs, and is eco-friendly.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a submarine cable having a bimetallic armor. In particular, the present invention relates to a submarine cable capable of effectively suppressing damage to and corrosion of an armor formed of different types of metals due to a local decrease in tensile strength thereof and capable of avoiding an increase in an external diameter of the cable, the structural instability of the cable, and damage to the cable during the manufacture and installation thereof.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a submarine cable having a bimetallic armor. In particular, the present invention relates to a submarine cable capable of effectively suppressing damage to and corrosion of an armor formed of different types of metals due to a local decrease in tensile strength thereof and capable of avoiding an increase in an external diameter of the cable, the structural instability of the cable, and damage to the cable during the manufacture and installation thereof.

Abstract: Optimum compositional elements and contents (wt %) of an aluminum alloy conductor cable are newly established to enhance rigidity against vibration and electrical conductivity of the aluminum alloy conductor cable. Further, a process for the aluminum alloy conductor cable is presented to provide an aluminum alloy conductor cable having satisfactory tensile strength (mechanical strength) and electrical conductivity.

Abstract: An automotive heat exchanger extrusion tube includes a tube body; and a coating layer formed by applying a coating liquid containing silicon powder to an outer surface of the tube body, wherein the coating layer is formed only on a portion of the outer surface of the tube body and extends along the longitudinal direction of the tube body.