L.T. CABLE
:
Single/Multi-core low voltage cables shall be
PVC/XLPE insulated, PVC sheathed armoured /non-armoured direct burial type, termite proof, made and tested
according to relevant IEC/VDE/BS/BDS for this type of installation rated
voltage being 600/1000V. LT cable shall be used for domestic wiring, control
and power wiring.
BYA Cable
:
Description:
Plain annealed Stranded Copper conductor
of 99.99% purity, PVC insulated single core cable.
Application:
Suitable for use in surface mounted or cosseted PVC conduits or
trunking. Also suitable for field protected installation in and appliances up
to 1000 V a.c or up to 750 V to earth d.c.
Reference Standards: IEC-60502-1, VDE-0250,
BDS-900 and BS: 6004.
BYM Cable
Description:
Plain annealed Stranded Copper conductor
of 99.99% purity, PVC insulated, PVC outer sheathed single core cable.
Application:
Suitable for use in fixed installations in dry or damp premises
clipped direct to a surface or on a cable tray unclosed and also for use in
non-metallic conduit (PVC) to be used in appliances up to 1000 V a.c or up to
750 V to earth d.c.
Reference Standards: IEC-60502-1, VDE-0250, BDS-900
and BS: 6004.
BYFYE
Cable:
Description:
Plain annealed Stranded Copper conductor
of 99.99% purity, PVC insulated, two core flat
cable with earth continuity conductor and PVC sheathed.
Application:
Suitable for use in fixed installation in dry or damp premises and
for installation in walls, on boards and in channels or embedded in plaster.
Not to be used in three phase 400 V circuits.
Reference Standards: IEC-60502-1, VDE-0250,
BDS-900 and BS: 6004.
NYY Cables
Description:
Plain annealed Stranded Copper conductor
of 99.99% purity, PVC insulated, PVC outer sheathed.
Application:
Suitable for use in indoors, outdoors, underground and in water
for continuous permissible service voltage of 720/1200 Volts.
Reference Standards: IEC-60502-1, VDE-0271,
BDS-900 and BS: 600
NYFGbY Cable:
Description:
Plain annealed Stranded Copper conductor
of 99.99% purity, PVC insulated, 4 cores laid up, PVC inner sheathed, Galvanized
steel strip armoured, PVC outer sheathed.
Application:
Suitable for use in indoors, outdoors, underground and in water
for continuous permissible service voltage of 720/1200 Volts.
Reference Standards: IEC-60502-1, VDE-0271,
BDS-900 and BS: 6004.
INSTALLATION
Cable in
conduits:
Generally, single core cable (non sheathed)
are to be installed PVC conduits. The conduit sizes shall be as specified in
the drawing. It must be ensured that cables are not scratched/damaged during
pulling. For long lengths, Pull boxes must be used even if not indicated in the
Drawings. Cable shall not be drawn round more than two 90° bends (or their
equivalent) between drawing-in-boxes and any single bend must be less than 90°
Cable
bending radii:
The internal radius of every bend in a cable
shall be not less than the appropriate value stated below:
Insulation
|
Finish
|
Overall diameter
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Factor to be applied to overall diameter of cable to determine minimum internal radius of bend.
|
Rubber of PVC Non (circular copper or circular standard aluminium conductor
|
Non Armoured
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Not exceeding 10mm Exceeding 10mm but not
exceeding 25mm Exceeding 25mm
|
3
4
6
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Armoured
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Any
|
6
|
|
PVC (solid) aluminium or shaped copper
non-armoured conductor.
|
Armoured
or Any
|
8
|
Construction
Joint Crossing :
At construction joint crossing, a brass
expansion joint fitting as per drawing is to be installed and the cables are to
be run through such fitting.
Cable
Trench :
The size of the trench shall be of minimum
2’-9” depth and 1’-6” width for each cable to be laid. Where more than one
cable is to be laid in the trench, the width of the trenches are to be
increased by 6” for each extra cable for size below 70mm2 (3&1/2
core or 4 core) and 12” for bigger size cables.
A cushion of sand of F.M. 1.5, 5” thick is to
be placed over the bed of the trench over which the cables are to be laid.
After laying the cable first class brick on
edge of flat are to be placed as separators in between the cables. After
installation of the brick separators, sand filling is to be done upto 6” from
the top of the bigger cable. After sand filling, two layers of first class brick
flats are to be placed along the length
and breadth of the trench as a protection against injury and indication that a
power cable is laid. The rest of the trench shall be filled with earth, watered
and rammed at 6” layers. After cables are laid the original ground conditions
shall be restored. But if brick pavement, drain, concrete road, or bituminous
carpeting road are out across or damaged, they shall be remedied and restored
to the original specification.
The cable route shall be as direct as possible
and shall received the consultant’s approval before excavation.
All cable bends shall have a radius of not
less than 2 times the diameter of the cable drum , or 20 times the diameter of
the cable whichever is greater.
G.I. pipe shall be provided for all road and
drain crossing. These pipes shall be laid direct in the ground without any sand
bed, sand layer, brick or cable covers.
Cables shall always be laid out or laid into
the ground through G.I. pipe of suitable size as decided by the
Engineer-in-charge / Consultant/Consultant the length of the pipes over the
ground shall not be less than 4’-0”. No extra cost shall be paid for such
pipes. The exposed end of the pipes shall be sealed using PVC or wooden plugs.
The Contractor shall exercise great care in handling
the cable and avoid forming ‘KINKS’. The cable drums shall preferably by
conveyed on wheeled cable drum carried and unrolled and laid directly from the
drum carrier. Carriage by trailer or truck can be allowed only if proper care
is taken during unloading the drum, and unrolling is done after placing the
drum or drum jacks and spindle. The cables shall be unrolled in the directions
indicated on the drum by the manufacturer.
G.I. cable marker is to be supplied and
installed at every turning point of the trench.
After the cable is laid, it shall be tested
by the indicated placed by the Contractor at his own cost. No extra charge
shall be allowed for this.
Any damage done to any other services by the
Contractor for cable laying operations, shall be made good by the Contractor.
All chasing and passages necessary for laying
of cable indoor shall be done by the Contractor and the same shall be made good
to the satisfaction of the Consultant by the Contractor without any extra
charge to the Owner.
Whenever trenches are left open at overnight
, and where road is to be cut, the Contractor shall exhibit suitable danger
signal such as banners, red flags and red lamps at his own cost. Temporary
arrangement by placing wooden sleepers/sheet steel etc. across the road cutting
for vehicular traffic are also be made by the Contractor at no extra cost. The
Contractor shall be wholly responsible for any accident which may occur due to
the negligence of the Contractor.
All road excavations shall be filled up in
layers with power earth and suitably watered and rammed in such a manner that
after completion of the work there is no land subsidence. The road top shall be
reconstructed to match the existing road pavement.
No trench shall be dug until all cables meant
for laying have been procured and brought at site store. Cost of any decent
ring or shuttering and showing of trench required to be done shall be borne by
the Contractor.
Single
Core Cables :
Single core cables on
ground/trench/non-metallic floor shall be laid in trefoil formation, wherever
so required by the Engineer-in-charge / Consultant. Where more than one single
core cable shall be used in parallel for the same system, these shall be
separate, if necessary, from the relevant distribution board(s).
In these matter the instruction of the
consultant shall be binding and final, no matter whether these are shown or not
in the drawing or schedule. Rate for these shall be included into the cable
laying rate. In cases where this type of system (i.e. more than one single core
cable is parallel for the same system) are to be laid in the trefoil formation,
they shall be found after regular suitable internal as per direction of the
Consultant or Engineer-in-charge /
Consultant.
Insulation
Test:
Insulation test of the whole installation
shall be carried out using Megger, in presence of authorised representative of
the Consultant, and result submitted to the Consultant for approval.
The Contractor shall conduct the following tests with
the help of the concerned department/authority and the costs of performing the
tests should be included in the quoted rates:
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