CABLE PLACEMENT Sample Clauses

CABLE PLACEMENT. 1. When possible, the entire length of cable shall be placed in one uninterrupted operation without intermediate assistance. 2. Radios and cellular telephones shall not be used in telecommunications rooms or central offices. 3. In the event cable is placed utilizing air methods, the Builder shall provide personnel at all manholes where conduit/duct is not sealed through. 4. The Builder shall calibrate all cable placing equipment before cable placement begins, as required during placement operations. 5. Lubrication shall be provided as recommended by the equipment manufacturer to minimize tension on the cable. 6. For cable placed utilizing pulling methods, the cable shall be installed using a winch equipped with a running line dynamometer to measure the pulling tension. If tensions at the running line dynamometer approach or exceed the allowable tensile limit, the pull shall be stopped and the winch moved closer to the pulling end of the cable. When a mid-point assist cable winch is used in a pull length, the cable winch shall also have a running line dynamometer. Cable pulling winches shall meet the following requirements: A. Pulling force is maximum of 1,000 pounds B. Minimum capstan radius of 12 inches or to meet cable manufacturer's specifications. 7. The maximum pulling force on the cable shall be 600 pounds or per cable manufacturer's recommendations. An approved cable grip with pulling eye shall be attached to the cable end. The pulling eye on the cable grip shall be connected to the pulling line using a break-away swivel connector. The break-away swivel connector shall be calibrated to 600 pounds tension or as per the cable manufacturer's recommendations. The cable shall be pulled off the top of the cable reel by hand during cable placement to maintain cable slack and to prevent reverse bends. The cable reel shall be tended for the entire pull. The running line dynamometer shall monitor the pull line tension just ahead of the capstan. URRS Agreement Page 95 Dated: September 9, ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇ 8. Cable can be placed using pneumatic methods provided the equipment is appropriate to the allowable tensile forces, the diameter of the cable and the conduit utilized. Care is to be exercised during the blowing operation, to feed the cable in the equipment loosely and with no tensile force.
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