Bus Conductor Design and Applications
and overhead electrical cranes. However, even for these applications its use is declining due to the advantages of aluminum and aluminum-steel combinations (Fig. 13-5 m and n). Copper has excellent mechanical and electrical characteristics and for many years was the metal of choice for use as bus conductor.
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