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    Pulling 16mm SWA through 150 M of conduit?

    get another long rope attached to existing rope with a knot that would increase size of rope ( reef knot ? ) and pull through duct and back to see if it snags anywhere before attaching cable
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    Fault table saw Advice needed

    i can see fingers flying
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    SWA cables and banjos!

    Not forgeting that earth tags can only take about 10ka
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    Tri-rated cable CCC.

    last time i used tri-rated cable thought it said on label " not to be used in raceways "
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    galvanised steel

    think i would drill & tap then apply anti-oxidising paste to finished bond
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    Save a piece of electrical history! Mercury arc rectifiers under threat

    there used to be quite a few at british steel river don works in 1960s when i was an apprentice used to scare the crap out of me at night
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    Pulling SWA through a moled hole.

    don,t no root cause ,prob. not tied back of sock securely might have used a couple of ty/wraps
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    Pulling SWA through a moled hole.

    SAFETY ZONE ALERT 3 March 2010 www.cfmeu.asn.au CABLE PULL FAILURE Background Recently on a construction site in Perth’s CBD the electrical contractor was in the process of pulling a 50mm Diameter fire rated cable from basement 2 to level 21. The pulling “sock” which was attached to the end...
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    Pulling SWA through a moled hole.

    it came from a rep. from cable manufacturers it also helps with the stress/stretching of cable ,also recommended in australia after cable fell 16 floors in a riser (is your mind still boggling)
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    Pulling SWA through a moled hole.

    pulled long hv cables used long stocking then drilled 2 holes through cable sock and cable (at different angles )then bolted sock to cable and taped up well
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    Locating an SWA fault?

    have you tried exposing cable outside of extension and give it a good pull to see if it moves if its only 8mtr you might be able to pull enough to see damage (unless its cast in concrete)
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    hilti

    surplus hilti quick-release chuck fits te5 ect ,durham area come on its free or a pint if local
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    pyro tools

    anybody want a set of pyro glanding tools ,durham area only yours bengi
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    Earthing concern

    i would have thought if the neutral point wasn,t earthed they would be concerned, it would also be a bit dark
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    Banjo

    did a load of bare copper pyro on a furnace back in the 60s single cores and multi cores,we had to paint the galv tray with red oxide before cabling
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    70mm SWA

    use a non ferous gland plate or tuffnol or just throw the gland plate away crimp a lug on job done (seen it done)
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    holiday photo,s

    Just back from spain ,hot water packed in (rep said just let it run it will be ok ) found plantroom not locked? no cover on immersion novel way of wiring maintenance guy thought it ok (or i think thats what he said ) heater tripping rcd out and taking all solar out with it
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