Laying of Cables Sample Clauses

Laying of Cables. After excavation of trenches, approximately 5 Cms thick bed of soft soil/ or sand (in case the excavated material contains sharp pieces of rock/stones) is laid before directly laying the cable. Adequate care shall be exercised while laying the cables so that the cables are not put to undue tension/pressure as this may adversely affect the electrical characteristics of cables with passage of time. Sharp bends shall be avoided. Bends, if any, the radius of curvature should be more than at least six times the diameter of the cable. After the completion of laying, sand/ sieved earth, free of stones etc., shall be placed over the cable to a height of 7.5 Cms. The cables may be required to be pulled through RCC/ GI Pipes at road crossings, Extra care should be taken to avoid damage to the cable while pulling through pipes which may occur due to kinks. The Vendor should have the required tools and equipments for the purpose to complete the job in a professional manner. The Vendor shall ensure that trenching and cable laying activities are continuous, without leaving patches or portions incomplete in between. When there are number of cables of the same size in the same trench it becomes difficult to identify the particular cable at time of maintenance. Therefore, identification collars bearing L.I. Number of the cable shall be tagged to all the cables. The identification collars shall be provided at an interval of not more than 2 meters.
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Laying of Cables. Customer is solely responsible for the laying of any required IF cables and power cables. The distance between the antenna and the internal equipment shall not exceed 150m. Cables should not be laid parallel to existing power lines, and should be protected against damage by vehicles, construction work, persons, etc.
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Laying of Cables. The cable shall, after the completion of the trench, be laid with the minimum of delay so that the trench can be backfilled. The Contractor shall, however, not backfill the trench until each length of cable has been inspected and approved by the engineer. Only one cable shall be laid at a time and the Contractor shall take precautions that the cables which are already installed are not damaged. The method to be used for laying cables shall be approved by the Engineer prior to the commencement of the laying of the cables. Cable rollers shall be used when cables are drawn into trenches. The cable rollers shall be placed so that the cable does not touch the bottom or the sides of the trench. The rollers shall be of an approved construction without any sharp metal parts, which could damage the cables. If the Contractor intends using a winch to draw the cable into the trench, a cable stocking shall be used or the draw wires shall be soldered to the cable so that the tension is exerted on all the cores, lead sheath and/or steel wire armouring at the same time. The maximum tension on a cable during laying operations shall not exceed the value specified by the manufacturer. Should the Engineer not be satisfied with the manner or method employed to lay the cable he shall have the authority to instruct the Contractor to lay the cable by hand or in accordance with approved standards. Medium-voltage cables shall overlap by at least 1 m, but not more than 1,5 m at joints. Sufficient lengths of cable shall be left at the beginning and end of the cable routes to allow for the termination of the cables. Where necessary the Engineer shall decide on what length of cable is to be left. The Contractor shall take the necessary precautions to protect the cable ends until they are terminated. The cable ends shall be sealed by means of lead or heatshrink sealing caps to ensure that the cable is waterproof. Where cables are drawn through sleeves, care shall be taken that they are not kinked or excessively bent. No bend in a cable shall have a radius less than the minimum-bending radius specified by the cable manufacturer. The Contractor shall keep accurate records of each length of cable laid. The following information shall be recorded:- • Cable drum number • Size of cable • Laid from where to where • Length of cable • Date laid The Contractor shall be liable for the repair of the cable due to the faulty manufacture of the cable, should this information not be recorded directly a...
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