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peteludman

Sep 28, 2009

where dose it tell you and in what book how deep to bury swa cables. i have always known it to be 400mm filled with sand then tape befor you fill but just wanted to check.

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Mac

Sep 28, 2009

No regs, but good practice is 600mm for the swa and 150mm for the tape

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lister

Sep 28, 2009

522.8.10
at sufficiant depth to avoid being damaged by any reasonablely forseeable disturbance of the ground.

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