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Applicant Exhibit A-123,consisting of 860801 Rev G to Procedure 4.3.8, Cable Installation
ML20214C441
Person / Time
Site: Braidwood  
Issue date: 09/11/1986
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COMSTOCK ENGINEERING, INC.
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OL-A-123, NUDOCS 8705200721
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't CABLE INSTALLATION 1.0 REFERENCE 1.1 L. K. Comstock QA/QC Manual 1.2 S & L Approved Drawings 1.3 Specification L-2790 1.4 S & L Letter 09/11/79, Cable Pulling in Cor:duit, Use of Tensionmeters 2.0 PURPOSE / SCOPE 2.1 To provide guidelines and instructions for Cable Installations to insure no damage, or installation errors such as cable size and routing occur.

2.2 This procedure is applicable to all class lE cable installed by L. K.

Comstock.

NOTE:

The parameters of this procedure shall also apply to cable identified as " Temporary" that is designated to be installed in safety related class lE raceways which may eventually become permanent cables.

t 3.0 PROCEDURE 3.1 Definitions 3.1.1 Cable Pull Card One sheet cards composed f rom S & L data.

Each card will be for one cable number and have all necessary pulling information for that cable. The 1-sheet pull card consists of one hard ca rd.

3.1.2 Cable Reel Record Card A history card made up for each permanent cable reel received.

l This card is used to record cable pulled from that cable reel.

3.1.3 Cable length Report A weekly report showing quantity of cable received, cable on hand, cable used by type code.

3.1.4 Cable Pull and Termination Report - A weekly report listing cables which have been pulled and/or terminated.

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BRAIDWOOD 4.3.8 QA SECT 3.0 PROCEDURE - continued NOTE:

L. K. Comstock Cable Engineer shall be responsible for maintaining the above Items 3.1.1 through 3.1.4.

3.1.5 Cable Raceway Release Form (CRR) - Utilized as documented evidence that the raceways were inspected or released prior to cable installation.

(Ref. Attachment 8) 3.2 Cable Card Release 3.2.1 Prior to issuing a cable pull card for raceway to the field a Cable Raceway Release Form (CRR, see Attachment B) shall be prepared by photocopying the cable pull card on the bottom of the Release Form and completing Part I of the Form.

3.2.1.1 The Systems Department shall verify that all raceway have been inspected and shall list their status on the Release Form.

3.2.1.2 Documentation verification requirements will consist of the following forms:

Form 60A - Class 1E Safety Related Conduit /

Wireway Inspection Report Fonn 38A - Junction Box Installation / Inspection Checklist Form 17 - Safety Related Cable Pan Installation Inspection Checklist M

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Form 60A's are not mandatory for release l

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g of Procedure 4.3.1 are met.

3.2.1.3 The Systems Department shall: 1) Verify that all NCR's or ICR's af fecting the listed raceway have been g

closed, or 2) list the ICR's and NCR's remaining open D

and request that the pull be allowed to proceed.

This request is to be based on an evaluation of whether the deficiency identified will affect the T

integrity of the cable pull.

NOTE: NCR's must have a conditional release filled Z

out to allow cable pulling.

D 3.2.2 The prepared form shall be forwarded to the QC Department for 4

review and completion of Part II. The QC Manager or his D

designee will either release the pull or reject the pull and state the reason for rejection.

3.2.2.1 If'the raceways are released, the QC Inspector C

responsible shall be contacted to initial and date I-J the Cable Pull Card indicating the CRR has been l

released. The CRR form shall be kept with the pull cards until the pull is complete. Upon completion of the pull the original shall be sent to the QC Vault.

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3.0 PROCEDURE - continued NOTE:

CRR's released with opu ICR/NCR's shall require that necessary corrective action to close these deficiencies be completed in a timely manner.

3.2.2.2 If the raceways are rejected, the form shall be returned to the Systems Department for resolution.

3.2.2.3 The Systems Department shall complete.Part III stating the action taken for resolution, or shall l

state 'No Action Taken, Withdraw Request'. The form must be returned to the QC Department for completion of Part IV.

3.2.3 The QC Manager / Designee shall again review the request and indicate that the raceways may now be released, that the request was withdrawn or that the resolution indicated by the Systems Department is insuf ficient and the request is again i

rej ec ted.

3.2.3.1 If the raceways are released, the QC Inspector responsible shall be contacted to initial and date the cable pull card indicating the CRR has been released. The CRR form shall be kept with the pull cards until the pull is complete. Upon completion of the pull the original shall be sent to the QC Vault.

Withdrawn or rejected CRR's shall be sent to the QC Vault.

3.2.3.2 In the event the resolution to the originally noted i

problem is rejected, a new CRR Form must be generated.

3.2.4 Cable card release for conduit and wireway shall conform to Procedure 4.3.1 requirements.

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3.2.5 Flex conduit reworks will not require CRR forms. (See Paragraph 6.3.1.)

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Q 3.3.1 Upon receipt of the Cable Pull Card and Cable Markers and original CRR, the cable pulling foreman / designee will

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f ollowing raceway preparation requirements are met.

E NOTE: Cables will be installed only when reflected on the S & L Cable Tabulation as being released for installation.

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A) Authorized scaffolding built on the raceway system is L.L installed in a manner that will not obstruct or possibly Z

cause damage to the cables.

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Raceway segregation codes correspond to cable segregation code shown on pull card, unless otherwise shown per the j

Z regJirements 0-3000A, Sheet 3.

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QA SECT 3.0 PROCEDURE - continued C) Raceway corresponds to routing shown on cable pull card.

0) Cable pull card latest revision.

E) Raceway is clean of all visible debris.

F) Raceway is free of sharp edges.

6) Raceway is free of damage.

H) Edge softeners installed where required.

3.3.2 If new ICR/NCR's are discovered while performing prepull walkdowns to pull cable, the CRR Form shall be evaluated and revised by the Area Manager and then forwarded to the QC Department per this procedure.

3.3.3 After assuring the above conditions, the installation foreman shall initial and date in the space provided on the back of the pull card signifying that raceways are ready for cable installation. For safety related pulls the foreman must notify the Quality Control Department in sufficient time to allow for a pre-pull walkdown in accordance with Procedure 4.8.8.

3.3.4 Conduit in concrete duct runs will be swabbed prior to cable pulling.

If there is any question as to the condition of a conduit, it will be checked by pulling a plug through that closely approximates the diameter of the conduit, to clear any obstructions. QC must be notified to witness swabbing for safety related pulls.

3.4 Cable Pullino Temocratures 3.4.1 Cable will not be pulled when the ambient temperature is less than the minimum pulling temperature recomended by the cable manuf acturer as follows:

MANUFACTURER TEMPERATURE Okonite

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-10*F 3.4.2 Cable reels that are stored in an area where the temperature is below that recomended by the manufacturer for pulling, must be moved into an area where the temperature does not drop below

+20*F for a minimum of one work day prior to pulling cable from the reel. (minimum 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br />) QC must be notified to tag cable reel at the beginning of the 24 hour2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> period, and remove hold tags prior to removing cable from the reel.

3.4.3 Cable reels stored inside shall be kept in clearly marked areas and shall be returned to these areas upon completion of pulling j

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. 3.4.4 During the time period of November 1 through April 1 LKC QC shall monitor the ambient temperature on a daily basis per Procedure 4.8.8.

3.5 Documentation of Cable Removal 3.5.1 Before removing cable from a reel, the cable pulling foreman / designee shall verify that the last footage marker on the cable corresponds with the last entry on a record of cable removal attached to the reel. The foreman or designee shall note the footage started with and finished footage on the pullcard.

3.5.1.1 If any dhcrepancies are noted which may affect cable accountability (e.g. non-consecutive footage markers, record missing or lost, incomplete entries on attached record, conflicting entries on attached record, etc.) the LKC Cable Engineering Department is to be contacted innediately and pulling f rom the affected reel suspended until the discrepancy is documented by the Engineering Department and so noted on the card.

3.5.1.2 If no discrepancies are noted, cable removal may proceed and the foreman shall note on the attached record the circuit number being pulled, the starting footage marker, the ending footage marker and the date. He shall determine and list the balance of cable remaining on the reel and sign his name adjacent to the entries.

3.5.2 The record shall be re-attached to the reel after cable is Z

removed and documentation is complete.

C 3.5.3 When empty reels are removed from the storage locations, the Z

record of cable removal shall be detached and forwarded to the Cable Engineering Department for filing.

3.5.4 This Cable keel Record is intended as an aid to the Cable Engineering Department in efforts to track and control cable.

3.6 Cable Pullino Compounds E

3.6.1 American Colloid Co. - Slip - X 100, or Ideal Yellow 77 Pulling C

Compound will be used for cable pull through conduit.

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necessary for cable pan or floor trench installation.

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3.7.1 Pulling winches and other necessary equipment will have adequate capacity to insure a steady continuous pull on the cable.

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, 3.7.2 Cable reels will be set up on jacks in such a manner that the cable may be unreeled over the top of the reel into the cable run without changing direction or subjecting the cable to a reverse bend as it is pulled from the reel.

3.7.3 During pulling activities cable reels should be located to permit as many pulls as possible without moving the reels.

3.7.4 Pulling rope may be either dacron, manila, nylon or polypropylene.

3.7.5 Cable reels shall remain upright at all times.

3.7.6 It is recommended that a swivel be attached between the pulling eye and the cable.

3.7.7 All sharp points of the pulling hardware shall be protected to prevent projections from ' catching

  • at conduit end, in cable pan, etc. when the cable is being pulled.

NOTE: L. K. Comstock personnel installing cables in conduit shall remain attentive as to the condition of cables as they exit conduit for any noticeable damage.

3.8 Pullina Parameters 3.8.1 General Maximum allowable pull tension, minimum bend radii, training radii and cable pull calculation formulas will be as per i

Drawing 0-3000B. The pulling foreman will obtain the necessary information from the tables for single cable pulls through cable tray runs as instructed in the following paragraphs.

Calculations, where required, will be perfomed by the System or Engineering Departments and must be in the possession of the cable pulling foreman prior to starting the pull.

NOTE: Foremen are responsible to inform the pulling crews, prior to comencement of a pull, of all limitations i.e.

minimum bend / training radii, maximum pulling tensions, etc.

3.8.2 Pulls Throuch Conduit 3.8.2.1 The System or Engineering Departments will calculate the allowable pull tension based on the run containing a minimum radius bend per Attachment

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The pulling foreman must verify that the run does not contain a 45 degree or 90 degree sealtite fitting through which the cable must be pulled.

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QA SECT 3.0 PROCEDURE - continued If the run contains a 45 degree or 90 degree sealtite fitting, the foreman must return the Pull Calculation Card and obtain a new Calculation Card from the System or Engineering Department based on the radius of the sealtite fitting.

3.8.2.2 If the run does not contain a 45 degree or 90 degree sealtite fitting, and tae pulling foreman is uncertain that the pull can be accomplished using the calculated tension, he must verify and report the actual radius of the smallest bend (kick, offset, ftg.) used in the run, and obtain a new pull tension calculation from the System or Engineering Departments.

If it is necessary to pull gd]1 around a sheave in order to change direction when exiting a pull box or conduit, one of the following provisions must be followed:

1) The sheave must be equal or greater in radius than the smallest conduit bend in the conduit run through which the cable is being pulled.
2) The foreman must notify the System or Engineering Departments and obtain a new calculation card based on the sheave over which the cable will be pulled.

3.8.2.3 Use of Ovnamometers or Breakable Pull t. inks Dynamometers shall be used on all power assisted pulls. Hand pulls through conduit shall require M

breakable pull links or a dynamometer. When using a 2

dynamometer, the angle 8 meter reading, multiplier Q

and the maximum tension applied during the pull must be recorded by the foreman on the appropriate g

" Conduit Pull Calculation Card". When using breakable pull links, the break rating of the link O

used must be recorded on the appropriate " Conduit Pull Calculation Card'. See Attachment 'Gl' for

' Conduit Pull Calculation Cards'. See Paragraph Y

3.8.9 for pull link break ratings.

3.8.2.4 Pushino Cable Throuah conduit cc Q

For installations where cables are pushed through l

4 conduit no tension monitoring devices (link / dynamometer) are required.

Pushing of cable is limited to conduit runs 25 feet or less in length.

g Pus'hing of cable must be documented on the appropriate cable cards and conduit pull calculation

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3.0 PROCEDURE - continued Pushing of safety related cable must be witnessed by the QC Department.

Pushing of non-safety related cable need not be witnessed by the QC Department.

3.8.2.4.1 In some instances, cable may be pushed by terminators.

For limitations governing this practice see Cable Termination Procedure 4.3.9.

3.8.2.5 Any sealtite fittings which are loosened by the cable pulling crew or which were found to be loose during the walkdown of the conduits must be retightened to a wrench tight condition, af ter completion of the cable pull.

3.8.3 Hand Pulls Throuah Cable Tray Hand pulls through tray must be hand guided around corners, obstructions and fittings requiring a change in cable direction.

Pulling calculations will not be required. The foreman must indicate on the pull card that the cable was ' hand pulled through the tray'.

3.8.4 Power Assisted Pulls Through Trav Dynamometers must be used on all power assisted pulls through M

t ray. Before starting the pull, the field must advise the l

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g Form', of the cable or cables being pulled and the diameter of I

the smallest sheave used in the run.

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Department will complete the ' Cable Tray Pull Calculation Form', and return to the field. The field will then record the E

remaining information on the ' Cable Tray Pull Calculation C

Form'.

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Where cables are routed through both cable tray and conduit, l

pull calculations may be required for the various segments of g

the pull.

In those cases, any required calculations must be obtained prior to the pull and necessary forms must be completed for each segment of the pull per Section 3.8.2, 3.8.3, and 3.8.4.

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3.8.6 Basket Tvoe Pullina Grios E

When using basket weave type pulling grips, the maximum Q

allowable pulling tension shall not exceed 1000 pounds or the Q

maximum allowable pulling tension of the cable as per Sections 3.8.1 through 3.8.4, whichever is less.

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. 3.8.7 Mini-= Trainina/ Bend Radii (Orawina 0-30008)

The ' Minimum Training Radi1* apply only to cables that are being hand formed at equipment, through pull boxes, sleeves, fittings, etc..

' Minimum Bend Radit' apply while cable is being pulled under tension.

In either case, limitations shown on Drawing 0-30008 shall not be exceeded.

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QA SECT 3.0 PROCEDURE - continued 3.8.4 Pulline Link 8reak Ratinas PULL LINK BREAK RATING (see note below) 3/4' x 600 Folypro 8600#

1/2' x 150 Polypro 3960#

3/8' x 275 Polypro 2540d 1/4' x 600 Polypro 1140d 90d Fishline (607) 124#

72d Fishline (606) 91.8#

45# Fishline (605) 54.4#

8 Ply Special HY-TY Twine 28#

16 Ply Special HY-TY Twine 47#

12 Ply Polyester Twine 65#

16 Ply Polyester Twine 83d Rayon Twine 100#

3.8.9.1 More than one pull link of equal break rating may be used where required.

In no case shall the break rating of the pull links be greater than the maximum allowable pull tension of the cable or cables being pulled.

NOTE: This information must be recorded by the foreman on the appropriate Pull Calculation Card.

3.8.9.2 Other string sizes may be used upon receipt of certified test reports.

3.8.10 Maximum Allowable Pull Tension Maximum allowable pull tension shall be in accordance with the criteria given in S & L drawings 0-30008, Sheets 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. unless otherwise approved by CECO Engineering /S & L.

3.8.10.1 Pulls Using Dynamometers 3.8.10.1.1 If the maximum allowable tension is exceeded, the pull shall proceed and the following information shall be recorded on the Pull Calculation Card:

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3) The tension when the pulling eye clears the conduit or any sheaves at the conduit end.

3.8.10.1.2 An LKC NCR shall be initiated to document the over tensioning of safety related cables.

3.8.10.2 Hand Pulls Using A Breakable Pull Link:

If while pulling cables the ' link" breaks, the cable shall be removed following directions in Paragraph 6.3.

A dynamometer must be rigged in the run and the pull completed per the provisions of Paragraph kI 3.8.10.1, 3.8.11 Cable pull calculation cards will be maintained as a quality document as of the effective date of Rev. C of this procedure.

3.9 Cable Installation 3.9.1 For safety related cables, L. K. Comstock Quality Control shall be notified to perform " pre-pull' and 'in-process' inspections.

3.9.2 Cables will be routed as designated on the Cable Pull Cards.

There will be no deviations for safety related cables without verification from S & L via an approved design change document (FCR, ECN, ADI, etc.).

Changes to documentation on the cable card shall be by the Cable Engineer or his designee.

In all cases, LKC Engineering will be contacted prior to pull if T

deviations occur.

O 3.9.3 Cable will be arranged in an orderly manner in the cable pan or y

floor trenches to prevent overfilling of tray. Cables must be below the top edge of the tray.

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As cable pulling proceeds, during the course of the project, certain cable trays may become overfilled and some cables may extend beyond the top edge of the tray.

At points where overfilling is evident, the crew will retrain the cables in order to correct the overfilling problem. Should this not be possible or p{

if it is apparent that any of the cables may be damaged because of overfill, the Area Engineer should

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proceed even though overfilling condition exist. At og the completion of the cable pulling activity for each unit, the Engineering Department will survey the ent' ire cable pan system and provide for the documentation and installation of the required N

details, necessary to correct the everfill problems, f"""

as shown on Drawings 0-3237 and 0-3237A.

M 3.9.4 Vinyl edge protector strips shall be applied where cables lie on sharp pan edges.

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. 3.9 J Care will be exercised when pulling cable to prevent the jacket or sheath f rom being knicked, gouged, cracked, scratched or damaged in any manner.

3.9.6 Cables routed through cable supporting sections in vertical cable pan will be properly supported with cable grips in accordance with S & L STD-EB-200.

3.9.6.1 In addition, vertical conduits must have provisions for cable support in every 35 feet of vertical run.

If they do not, contact the Engineering Dept, for resolution prior to pulling cables.

3.9.6.2 As cab 1e pulling proceeds, some previously installed cable grips may become loosened because of physical movement of cable in trays and risers caused by pulling activities. The pullu.g crew shall re-set any grips they observe which may have loosened.

3.9.6.3 Prior to installation of tray covers, a survey of all riser supports will be conducted to insure that all cable is properly supported.

3.9.6.4 When installing cable grips, special care must be taken to assure the following:

1) Only the approved grips may be installed per ST0-E8-200 for the area in which they are being installed or as specified in Note 2, Owg. 0-3393P.
2) Grips must be properly secured on cables and bale must be properly hung on support bar
3) Proper choice of grip must be made dependent on circumference of the cable (s) bei*ng supported.

(see Fractional Equivalent Table, Attachment 'K1')

For Kellums Universal Bale Support Grip Circum-forence Range, see Attachment 'J1'.

3.9.7 Sufficient slack cable shall be left so that the cable can be trained in a neat manner without strain to its final location in the cable pan.

3.9.8 Ty-raps are nol to be used for supporting cables.

3.10 Cable identification 3.10.1 The cable identification markers will be installed on cables on the following locations:

3.10.1.1 In each junction box 3.10.1.2 At all splices and taps

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gg 3.0 PROCEDURE - continued 3.10.1.3 At locations where a cable or group of cables enter or leave an enclosure, room or building.

j 3.10.1.4 Where cables are installed in conduits joined to f

equipment the tag shall be attached to the cable where cable exits conduit inside equipment.

3.10.1.5 Where more than one cable is installed in a conduit, there shall be a tag for each cable. The cables shall be identified individually where they enter into conduit.

3.10.1.6 Cable Identification Marker i

Issued with Cable Pull Cards to attach to each end of the pulled cables for a temporary marker until cable is terminated and at intermediate locations as required. Cable Identification Markers come in assorted colors. Refer to S & L Drawing 0-3390 (Attachment 'C1').

3.10.1.7 Cable will be marked on each end with the appropriate cable marker during cable pull.

3.11 Sealino Cable Ends 3.11.1 For Okonite Cable Cable ends must not be allowed to lie in water. Cables stored or installed outside, where the ends are exposed to the weather or are in manholes, must be sealed. Ends of cable installed inside the buildings or on cable reels need not be sealed.

3.11.2 For All Other Cable All other cable types must have the ends sealed.

Where sealing of cable ends is required, method to be used shall be as follows:

Cable will have the ends sealed using Okonite #35 tape.

As an alternate, heat-shrink caps can be used. Only hot air guns will be used to shrink the tube down.

In no cases will open flame method be used.

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QA SECT 3.0 PROCEDURE - continued 3.12. Cabla Pull completion

'3.12'.1 Upon completion of cable installation, the cable installation foreman shall enter the actual footage of cable installed, sign and date the cable pull card signifying cable pull is complete. For cases where the cable is coiled, the foreman i

shall indicate the location of the coiled cable by circling the appropriate raceway printed on the card.

In accordance with the above requirements, the cable pull card shall be returned to the Cable Engineering Department for filing. The cable pull card shall be re-issued to the field to complete installation of incomplete or coiled cables and shall be inspected by LKC Quality Control per Section 3.13.1 of this procedure, except when completed by a cable teminator, per Section 3.8.2.4.1.

NOTE: Cables pulled to and coiled after the last printed raceway shall be considered as a completed pull provided the cable does not have to be pulled through any additional raceways (conduits / trays) prior to equipment.

EXANPLES:

1.

Routing --- 1981AC 1981A 1980 C I

This is NOT a complete pull. L Colled Cable 2.

Routing --- 1202 11972C I

This routing is complete.

L Colled Cable 3.12.2 Coiled cables shall be supported with rope so that the cable will not be damaged and will be done in a neat and secure manner to prevent the minimum training radit from being exceeded, per the following:

3.12.2.1 Cable supports shall consist of 3 wraps around the cable with a minimum 1/2' rope.

3.12.2.2 Cable coils will not be less than 24' in diameter.

3.12.2.3 Colled lengths over approximately 60' long will be supported in 2 places consisting of 3 wraps around the cables in order to prevent the minimum training l

radius from being exceeded.

3.13 Cable Separation 3.13.1 Cables which travel in free air and continue to equipment unsupported by electrical raceway, or cables which are run inside electrical equipment, shall maintain the following separation.

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BRAIDWOOD 4.3.8 m SEM 3.0 PROCEDURE - centinued CA8tES NOT IN A RACEWAY SHALL MAINTAIN:

INSIDE IN FREE IN CA8LE ELECTRICAL CABLES RELATIONSHIP LOCATION AIR RACEWAY

  • EQUIPMENT 8etween cable of (division / category) 1E, 2E, 1(N or R), 2(N or R), 3(N or R) and 4(N or R) 12' l'

6' 8etween safety related (Category E. N R) and non-safety related (Catecorv 8) 12' 1'

  • 6' 8etween all power (Type P) and safety related instrument (Tvoe K) 12' l'

6'

  • It is acceptable for the cable in free air to touch the raceway side, bottom, or cover as long as it is separated from the cables in the raceway by the solid steel raceway barrier.

NOTE: Refer to Attachment 'El' for table showing acceptable and unacceptable combinations.

3.13.2 If any field condition prevents compliance with the above separation criteria, work may proceed, however, the foreman j

must initiate a Cable Separation Conflict Report (Reference Procedure 4.3.9) and forward all copies to the LKC Engineering Department for review.

The fann will be completed with the following information by the foreman:

a.

date b.

area location by building, elevation and column c.

the drawing number d.

either the equipment 10 or the nearest routing code e.

the cable number and segregation code i

f.

a listing of all the cables and their segregation codes which are in separation conflict.

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If more cables need to be listed than there is space for, an attachment may be used (Form CSCR Attachment) g.

Whether the conflict is for:

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12' or l' in f ree air g2.

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Do 001 enter a report number.

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0 3.13.2.1 If the report is for l' in free air, the Engineering Department will forward the report to the t.KC QC Department. QC will assign the control number.

3.13.2.2 If the report is for 6' inside equipment, or 12' in

[M free air the Engineering Department will check the report with the S & L Interface Review Reports Index.

If the conflict has not yet been addressed in the IRR Index, Engineering will forward the Cable Separation Conflict Report to the LKC-QC Department.

QC will assign the control number.

If the conflict has been addressed in the IRR Index, the Cable Separation Conflict Report will be discarded.

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QA SECT 3.0 PROCEDURE - continued 3.14. Inspection 3.14'.1 The installation of safety related cable will be inspected and documented per Procedure 4.8.8, ' Cable Installation Inspection".

4.0 E0VIPMENT 4.1 As required.

5.0 FORMS /RECOROS 5.1 Cable Pull Card (Attachment 'A')

5.2 Cable Raceway Release - CRR (Attachment '8')

5.3 Segregation Color Code (Attachment 'C1')

5.4 Standard and Minimum 8end Radius Table (Attachment '01')

5.5 Required Separation by Segregation Table (Attachment 'EI')

5.6 Cable Separation Conflict Report (See Procedure 4.3.9) 5.7 Conduit Pull Calculation Card (Attachment 'Gl')

5.8 Cable Tray Pull Calculation Card (Attachment 'H1')

5.9 Notification of Scrapped Cable (Attachment '!1') - sample 5.10 Kellums Universal Bale Grips (Attachment 'J1')

5.11 Fractional Equivalent Chart (Attachment 'K1')

6.0 SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS 6.1 Cable installation foreman shall observe installed cables for the following, and report any abnormalities to LKC Engineering for disposition.

6.1.1 Kinks or twists which may be caused by cables looped to less than the minimum bending radius.

6.1.2 Gouges, cuts, burns, etc., whether incurred while pulling or as furnished by manufacturer.

6.1.3 Perinanent indentations in the cable jacket.

6.2 Damaged cable shall be reported to CECO for disposition via an NCR per procedure 4.11.1.

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BMID'w'00D 4. 3. 9 QA SECT b.0 SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS - continued 6.3 Should it be necessary to pull-out any cables, all parameters of the procedure shall be followed unless the pullout complies with the requirements of paragraph 6.3.1.

If cable is to be re-used, extreme care shall be taken to prevent damage in the same routing system. All pull-outs shall be noted on the cable pull card. Cables being pulled out because of damage will be treated in accordance with the disposition of the NCR. Undamaged cables shall be re-reeled and stored.

NOTE:

LKC QC must be present and document pull-out and re-pull of all safety related class 1E cables that do not comply with paragraph 6.3.1 requirements.

In instances where CEC 0/S & L directs that a cable be abandoned in lieu of pulling out, the cable shall be identified as ' Abandoned Spare' adjacent to the !.0, number at the cable ends.

6.3.1 Cables may be removed / reinstalled in the lait,liquidtight flexible metal conduit portion of a raceway without cable pull or calculation cards being generated provided all of the following conditions are complied with:

1)

The cable is removed / reinstalled by hand. No ropes l

or pulling devices are ellowed to be used in the removal / reinstallation.

2)

The part of the cable being removed / reinstalled is not the entire length of the cable.

3)

If the cable to be removed / reinstalled is termed on both ends a determ request must be approved by OAD.

If the cable is terminated on only one end determ/reterm cards shall be filled out.

The determ/reterm cards shall have a note that the cable was removed / reinstalled in the cards remarks section. Determ/reterm cards shall be filled out per Procedure 4.3.9.

i 6.4 Re-Reeling of Cable l

Should it be necessary to remove cable from one reel to a different reel because the original reel has deteriorated or has been damaged, the Cable Engineer must be advised prior to re-reeling.

The Cable Engineer must advise the QC Department who must witness the re-reeling of the cable. All record cards must be noted as required and all tags, markings, etc., be tra'nsferred to the new reel.

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QA S CT 6.0 SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS - Continued 4.5. Scrap Cable The Cable Department must be notified of any cable which is being sc rapped. Notification must be documented on the ' Notification of Scrapped Cable

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All information on the form must be filled out. The unused portions of cable cut off by the cable terminators will not be required to be reported.

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Braicwecd Station RR 1. Box 81 PCD-23 Braceville. IL 60407 Teleonone 815/458 2801 EXHIBIT J Page 1 of 1 Revision:

0 5[Ad[8dr DATE:

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SUBJECT:

Site Contractor QA/QC Procedures

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The following site Contractor procedures have been reviewed per Commonwealth Edison Company Procedure QP 5-1.

This review was conducted by Commonwealth Edison Company and Sargent & Lundy.

These procedures are:

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BRD Letter #:

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Revise to incorporate comments.

Comments are to be incorporated and the procedure resubmitted to Commonwealth Edison Company by Q

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tho following L. K. Comstock procedure id end accepted.

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Yours very truly, FRANK A. KOSIK JUDY A. PETERSON F. A. Kosik Senior Quality control Coordinator (1/1 (1/1[) -

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SUBJECT:

Site Contractor QA/QC Procedures The following site contractor procedures have been reviewed per Commonwealth Edison Company Procedure QP 5-1.

This review was conducted by Commonwealth Edison Company and Sargent & Lundy.

There procedures are:

Approved for use at Braidwood Station on an Interim basis.

BRD Letter #: DdhD 4hal8G, lApprovedforuseatBraidwoodStation.

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S&L Transmittal Dated:

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OA SECT 4.3.8 CABLE INSTALLATION 1.0 REFERENCE 1.1 L. K. Comstock QA/QC Manual 1.2 5 & L Approved Drawings 1.3 Specification L-2790 1.4 S & L Letter 09/11/79, Cable Pulling in Conduit, Use of Tensionmeters 2.0 PURPOSE / SCOPE 2.1 To provide guidelines and instructions for Cable Installations to insure no damage, or installation errors such as cable size and routing occur.

2.2 This procedure is applicable to all class IE cable installed by L. K.

Comstock.

NOTE:

The parameters of this procedure shall also apply to cable identified as " Temporary" that is designated to be installed in safety related class IE raceways which may eventually become permanent cables.

3.0 PROCEDURE 3.1 Definitions 3.1.1 Cable Pull Card One sheet cards composed from S & L data.

Each card will be for one cable number and have all necessary pulling information for that cable.

The 1-sheet pull card consists of one hard card.

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3.1.2 Cable Reel Record Card A history card made up for each permanent cable reel received.

l This card is used to record cable pulled from that cable reel.

1 3.1.3 Cable Length Report A weekly report showing quantity of cable received, cable on I

hand, cable.used by type code.

3.1. 4 Cable Pull and Termination Report - A weekly report listing cables which have been pulled and/or terminated.

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'.3.3 QA SEC 3.0 PkOCEDURE - continued NOTE:

L. K. Comstock Cable Engineer shall be responsible for maintaining the above Items 3.1.1 through 3.1.4.

3.1. 5 Cable Raceway Release Form (CRR) - Utilized as documented evidence that the raceways were inspected or released prior to cable installation.

(Ref. Attachment B) 3.2 Cable Card Release 3.2.1 Prior to issuing a cable pull card for raceway to the field a Cable Raceway Release Form (CRR, see Attachment B) shall be prepared by photocopying the cable pull card on the bottom of the Release Form and completing Part I of the Form.

3.2.1.1 The Systems Department shall verify that.all raceway have been inspected and shall list their status on the Release Form.

3.2.1.2 Documentation verification requirements will consist of the following forms:

Form 60A - Class lE Safety Related Conduit /

Wireway Inspection Report Form 38A - Junction Box Installation / Inspection Checklist Form 17 - Safety Related Cable Pan Installation Inspection Checklist NOTE:

Form 60A's are not mandatory for release of cable cards provided the requirements of Procedure 4.3.1 are met.

3.2.1.3 The Systems Department shall: 1) Verify that all Z

NCR's or ICR's af fecting the listed raceway have been closed, or 2) list the ICR's and NCR's remaining open Q

and request that the pull be allowed to proceed.

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whether the deficiency identified will affect the integrity of the cable pull.

NOTE: NCR's must have a conditional release filled out to allow cable pulling.

va WE 3.2.2 The prepared form shall be forwarded to the QC Department for E

review and completion of Part II. The OC Manager or his C

designee will either release the pull or reject the pull and W

state the reason for rejection.

E 3.2.2.1 If'the raceways are released, the QC Inspector responsible shall be contacted to initial and date Z

the Cable Pull Card indicating the CRR has been released. The CRR form shall be kept with the pull g

cards until the pull is complete.

Upon completion of the pull the original shall be sent to the QC Vault.

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QA SECT 3.0 PROCEDURE - continued NOTE:

CRR's released with open ICR/NCR's shall require that necessary corrective action to close these deficiencies be completed in a timely manner.

3.2.2.2 If the raceways are rejected, the form shall be returned to the Systems Department for resolution.

3.2.2.3 The Systems Department shall complete Part III stating the action taken for resolution, or shall state "No Action Taken, Withdraw Request". The form must be returned to the QC Department for completion of Part IV.

3.2.3 The QC Manager / Designee shall again review the request and indicate that the raceways may now be released, that the request was withdrawn or that the resolution indicated by the Systems Department is insufficient and the request is again rejected.

3.2.3.1 If the raceways are released, the QC Inspector responsible shall be contacted to initial and date the cable pull card indicating the CRR has been released. The CRR form shall be kept with the pull cards until the pull is complete. Upon completion of the pull the original shall be sent to the QC Vault.

Withdrawn or rejected CRR's shall be sent to the QC Vault.

3.2.3.2 In the event the resolution to the originally noted problem is rejected, a new CRR Form must be generated.

3.2.4 Cable card release for conduit and wireway shall conform to Procedure 4.3.1 requirements.

3.2.5 Flex conduit reworks will not require CRR forms.

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Mg 3.3 Cable Pullino Preparation 3.3.1 Upon receipt of the Cable Pull Card and Cable Markers and original CRR, the cable pulling foreman / designee will familiarize himself with the cable routing and make certain the C

following raceway preparation requirements are met.

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Cable Tabulation as being released for installation.

S A) Authorized scaffolding built on the raceway system is installed in a manner that will not obstruct or possibly Q

cause damage to the cables.

8) Raceway segregation codes correspond to cable segregation code shown on pull card, unless otherwise shown per the E

requirements 0-3000A. Sheet 3.

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CA SEC' 3.0 PROCEDURE - continued C) Raceway corresponds to routing shown on cable pull card.

0) Cable pull card latest revision.

E) Raceway is clean of all visible debris.

F) Raceway is free of sharp edges.

G) Raceway is free of damage.

H) Edge softeners installed where required.

3.3.2 If new ICR/NCR's are discovered while performing prepull walkdowns to pull cable, the CRR Form shall be evaluated and revised by the Area Manager and then forwarded to the QC Department per this procedure.

3.3.3 Af ter assuring the above conditions, the installation foreman shall initial and date in the space provided on the back of the pull card signifying that raceways are ready for cable installation. For safety related pulls the foreman must notify the Quality Control Department in sufficient time to allow for a pre-pull walkdown in accordance with Procedure 4.8.8.

3.3.4 Conduit in concrete duct runs will be swabbed prior to cable pulling.

If there is any question as to the condition of a conduit, it will be checked by pulling a plug through that closely approximates the diameter of the conduit, to clear any obstructions. QC must be notified to witness swabbing for safety related pulls.

3.4 Cable Pulling Temperatures 3.4.1 Cable will not be pulled when the ambient temperature is less than the minimum pulling temperature recommended by the cable manufacturer as follows:

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+20*F for a minimum of one work day prior to pulling cable f rom the reel. (minimum 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br />) QC must be notified to tag cable reel at the beginning of the 24 hour2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> period, and remove hold tags prior to removing cable f rom the reel.

3.4.3 Caele reels stored inside shall be kept in clearly marked areas and shall be returned to these areas upon completion of pulling activities.*

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3. 5 CA SEC-3.0 PROCEDURE - continued 3.4.4 During the time period of November i through April 1 LKC QC shall monitor the ambient temperature on a daily basis per Procedure 4.8.8.

3.5 Documentation of Cable Removal 3.5.1 Before removing cable from a reel, the cable pulling foreman / designee shall verify that the last footage marker on the cable corresponds with the last entry on a fecord of cable removal attached to the reel. The foreman or designee shall note the footage started with and finished footage on the pullcard.

3.5.1.1 If any discrepancies are noted which may affect cable accountability (e.g. non-consecutive footage markers, record missing or lost, incomplete entries on attached record, conflicting entries on attached record, etc.) the LKC Cable Engineering Department is to be contacted immediately and pulling from the affected reel suspended until the discrepancy is p

documented by the Engineering Department and so noted i

on the card.

3.5.1.2 If no discrepancies are noted, cable removal may proceed and the foreman shall note on the attached record the circuit number being pulled, tha starting footage marker, the ending footage marker and the date. He shall de'. ermine and list the balance of cable remaining on the reel and sign his name adjacent to the entries.

3.5.2 The record shall be re-attached to the reel af ter cable is removed and documentation is complete.

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Cable Engineering Department for filing.

3.5.4 This Cable Reel Record is intended as an aid to the Cable Engineering Department in ef forts to track and control cable.

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3.6 Cable pullina Comoounds

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necessary for cable pan or floor trench installation.

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BRAIDWOOD ?. 3.8 QA SECT 3.0 PROCEDURE - continued 3.7.2 Cable reels will be set up on jacks in such a manner that the cable may be unreeled over the top of the reel into the cable run without changing direction or subjecting the cable to a reverse bend as it is pulled from the reel.

3.7.3 Ouring pulling activities cable reels should be located to permit as many pulls as possible without moving the reels.

3.7.4 Pulling rope may be either dacron, manila, nylon or polypropylene.

3.7.5 Cable reels shall remain upright at all times.

3.7.6 It is recomended that a swivel be attached between the pulling eye and the cable.

3.7.7 All sharp points of the pulling hardware shall be protected to prevent projections from " catching" at conduit end, in cable pan, etc. when the cable is being pulled.

NOTE: L. K. Comstock personnel installing cables in conduit shall remain attentive as to the condition of cables as they exit conduit for any noticeable damage.

3.8 Pullino Parameters 3.8.1 Gene ra l Maximum allowable pull tension, minimum bend radii, training radii and cable pull calculation formulas will be as per Orawing 0-30008. The pulling foreman will obtain the necessary information from the tables for single cable pulls through A

cable tray runs as instructed in the following paragraphs.

E Calculations, where required, will be performed by the System Q

or Engineering Departments and must be in the possession of the cable pulling foreman prior to starting the pull.

Z NOTE: Foremen are responsible to inform the pulling crews, prior to comencement of a pull, of all limitations i.e.

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3.8.2 Pulls Through Conduit 3.8.2.1 The System or Engineering Departments will calculate C

the allowable pull tension based on the run W

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do'es not contain a 45 degree or 90 degree sealtite fitting through which the cable must be pulled.

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OA SEC' 3.0 PROCEDURE - continued If the run contains a 45 degree or 90 degree sealtite fitting, the foreman must return the Pull Calculation Card and obtain a new Calculation Card from the System or Engineering Department based on the radius of the sealtite fitting.

3.8.2.2 If the run does not contain a 45 degree or 90 degree sealtite fitting, and the pulling foreman is uncertain that the pull can be accomplished using the calculated tension, he must verify and report the actual radius of the smallest bend (kick, offset, ftg.) used in the run, and obtain a new pull tension calculation from the System or Engineering Departments.

If it is necessary to pull cable around a sheave in order to change direction when exiting a pull box or conduit, one of the following provisions must be followed:

1) The sheave must be equal or greater in radius than the smallest conduit bend in the conduit run

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2) The foreman must notify the System or Engineering Departments and obtain a new calculation card based on the sheave over which the cable will be pulled.

3.8.2.3 Use of Dynamometers or Breakable Pull links Dynamometers shall be used on all power assisted pulls. Hand pulls through conduit shall require

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dynamometer, the angle B, meter reading, multiplier Z

and the maximum tension applied during the pull must be recorded by the foreman on the appropriate g

" Conduit Pull Calculation Card". When using breakable pull links, the break ratino of the link g

used must be recorded on the appropriate " Conduit C

Pull Calculation Card".

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conduit no tension monitoring devices 4

(link / dynamometer) are required.

Pushing of cable is limited to conduit runs 25 feet or less in length.

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appropriate cable cards and conduit pull calculation cards.

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3.0 PROCEOURE - continued Pushing of safety related cable must be witnessed by the QC Department.

Pushing of non-safety related cable need not be witnessed by the QC Department.

3.8.2.4.1 In some instances, cable may be pushed by terminators. For limitations governing this practice see Cable Termination Procedure 4.3.9.

3.8.2.5 Any sealtite fittings which are loosened by the cable pulling crew or which were found to be loose during the walkdown of the conduits must be retightened to a wrench tight condition, after completion of the cable pull.

3.8.3 Hand pulls Through Cable Trav Hand pulls through tray must be hand guided around corners, obstructions and fittings requiring a change in cable directien.

Pulling calculations will not be required.

The foreman must indicate on the pull card that the cable was " hand pulled through the tray'.

3.8.4 Power Assisted Pulls Through Trav Dynamometers must be used on all power assisted pulls through tray.

Before starting the pull, the field must advise the Engineering Department, via a ' Cable Tray Pull Calculation Form", of the cable or cables being pulled and the diameter of the smallest sheave used in the run.

The Engineering Department will complete the " Cable Tray Pull Calculation Form', and return to the field.

The field will then record the remaining information on the " Cable Tray Pull Calculation Form".

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Where cables are routed through both cable tray and conduit, pull calculations may be required for the various segments of the pull.

In those cases, any required calculations must be

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maximum allowable pulling tension of the cable as per Sections 3.8.1 through 3.8.4, whichever is less.

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The " Minimum Training Radii' apply only to cables that are being hand formed at equipment, through pull boxes, sleeves, fittings, etc..

" Minimum Bend Radii" apply =hile cable is being pulled under tension.

In either case, limitations shown on Drawing 0-30008 shall not be exceeded.

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QA SEC1 3.0 PROCEDURE - continued 3.8.9 Pullino Link Break Ratings PULL LINK BREAK RATING (see note below) 3/4" x 600 Polypro 8600#

1/2" x 150 Polypro 3960#

3/8" x 275 Polypro 2540#

1/4" x 600 Polypro 1140#

90# Fishline (607) 124#

72# Fishline (606) 91.8#

45# Fishline (605) 54.4#

8 Ply Special HY-TY Twine 28#

16 Ply Special HY-TY Twine 47#

12 Ply Polyester Twine 65#

16 Ply Polyester Twine 83#

Rayon Twine 100#

3.8.9.1 More than one pull link of equal break rating may be used where required.

In no case shall the break rating of the pull links be greater than the maximum allowable pull tension of the cable or cables being pulled.

NOTE: This information must be recorded by the foreman on the appropriate Pull Calculation Card.

3.8.9.2 Other string sizes may be used upon receipt of certified test reports.

3.8.10 Maximum Allowable Pull Tension E

Maximum allowable pull tension shall be in accordance with the Q

criteria given in S & L drawings 0-30008, Sheets 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, unless otherwise approved by CECO Engineering /S & L.

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3) The tension when the pulling eye clears the conduit or any sheaves at the conduit end.

3.8.10.1.2 An LKC NCR shall be initiated to document the over tensioning of safety related cables.

3.8.10.2 Hand Pulls Using A Breakable Pull Link:

If while pulling cables the " link" breaks, tne cable shall be removed following directions in Paragraph 6.3.

A dynamometer must be rigged in the run and the pull completed per the provisions of Paragraph 3.8.10.1.

3.8.11 Cable pull calculation cards will be maintained as a quality document as of the effective date of Rev. C of this procedore.

3.9 Cable Installation 3.9.1 For safety related cables, L. K. Comstock Quality Control shall be notified to perform ' pre-pull' and "in-process' inspections.

3.9.2 Cables will be routed as designated on the Cable Pull Cards.

There will be no deviations for safety related cables without verification from S & L via an approved design change document (FCR, ECN, ADI, etc.). Changes to documentation on the cable card shall be by the Cable Engineer or his designee.

In all cases, LKC Engineering will be contacted prior to pull if deviations occur.

3.9.3 Cable will be arranged in an orderly manner in the cable pan or floor trenches to prevent overfilling of tray. Cables must be below the top edge of the tray, b

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As cable pulling proceeds, during the course of the project, certain cable trays may become overfilled E

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overfilling problem.

Should this not be possible or if it is apparent that any of the cables may be

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unit, the Engineering Department will survey the entire cable pan system and provide for the documentation and installation of the required l

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as shown on Drawings 0-3237 and 0-3237A.

N=D.9.4 Vinyl edge protector strips shall be applied where cables lie on sharp pan edges.

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BU ID.iOOD 4.3.5 CA SEC' 3.0 PROCEDURf - continued 3.9.5 Care will be exercised when pulling cable to prevent the jacket or sheath f rom being knicked, gouged, cracked, scratched or damaged in any manner.

3.9.6 Cables routed through cable supporting sections in vertical cable pan will be properly supported with cable grips in accordan:e with S & L STD-EB-200.

3.9.6.1 In addition, vertical conduits must have provisions for cable support in every 35 feet of vertical run.

If they do not, contact the Engineering Dept for resolution prior to pulling cables.

3.9.6.2 As cable pulling proceeds, some previously installed cable grips may become loosened because of physical movement of cable in trays and risers caused by pulling activities.

The pulling crew shall re-set any grips they observe which may have loosened.

3.9.6.3 Prior to installation of tray covers, a survey of all riser supports will be conducted to irisure that all cable is properly supported.

3.9.6.4 When installing cable grips, special care must be taken to assure the following:

1) Only the approved grips may be installed per STD-EB-200 for the area in which they are being installed or as specified in Note 2, Owg. 0-3393P.

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2) Grips must be properly secured on cables and bale must be properly hung on support bar C
3) Proper choice of grip must be made dependent on E

circumference of the cable (s) bei*ng supported.

(see Fractional Equivalent Table, Attachment 'Kl')

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in the cable pan.

U 3.9.8 Ty-raps are not to be used for supporting cables.

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20 Cable identification 3.10.1 The cable identification markers will be installed on cables on E

the followin'g locations:

CW 3.10.1.1 In each junction box f

3.10.1.2 At all splices and taps l

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3.0 PROCEDURE - continued 3.10.1.3 At locations where a cable or group of cables enter or leave an enclosure, room or building.

3.10.1.4 Where cables are installed in conduits joined to equipment the tag shall be attached to the cable where cable exits conduit inside equipment.

3.10.1.5 Where more than one cable is installed in a conduit, there shall be a tag for each cable. The cables shall be identified individually where they enter into conduit.

I 3.10.1.6 Cable Identification Marker Issued with Cable Pull Cards to attach to each end of the pulled cables for a temporary marker until cable is terminated and at intermediate locations as required. Cable Identification Markers come in assorted colors.

Refer to S & L Drawing 0-3390 (Attachment 'Cl').

3.10.1.7 Cable will be marked on each end with the appropriate cable marker during cable pull.

3.11 Sealino Cable Ends 3.11.1 For Okonite. Cable Cable ends must not be allowed to lie in water.

Cables stored or installed outside, where the ends are exposed to the weather or are in manholes, must be sealed.

Ends of cable installed inside the buildings or on cable reels need not be sealed.

3.11.2 For All Other Cable All other cable types must have the ends sealed.

Where sealing of cable ends is required, method to be used shall be as follows:

Cable'will have the ends sealed using Okonite #35 tape.

As an alternate, heat-shrink caps can be used.

Only hot air guns will be used to shrink the tube down.

In no cases will open flame method be used.

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QA SEC 3.0 PROCEDURE - continued 3.12 Cabl_e Pull Completion 3.12.1 Upon completion of cable installation, the cable installation foreman shall enter the actual footage of cable installed, sign and date the cable pull card signifying cable pull is complete.

For cases where the cable is coiled, the foreman shall indicate the location of the coiled cable by circling the appropriate raceway printed on the card.

In accordance with the above requirements, the cable pull card shall be returned to the Cable Engineering Department for filing. The cable pull card shall be re-issued to the field to complete installation of incomplete or coiled cables and shall be inspected by LKC Quality Control per Section 3.13.1 of this procedure, except when completed by a cable terminator, per Section 3.8.2.4.1.

NOTE: Cables pulled to and coiled after the last printed raceway shall be considered as a completed pull provided the cable does not have to be pulled through any additional raceways (conduits / trays) prior to equipment.

EXAMPLES:

1.

Routing -- 1981AC 1981A 1980 C I

This is NOT a complete pull.

I Coiled Cable 2.

Routing --- 1202 11972C I

This routing is complete.

I Coiled Cable 3.12.2 Coiled cables shall be supported with rope so that the cable will not be damaged and will be done in a neat and secure manner to prevent the minimum training radii from being exceeded, per the following:

3.12.2.1 Cable supports shall consist of 3 wraps around the cable with a minimum 1/2" rope.

3.12.2.2 Cable coils will not be less than 24" in diameter.

3.12.2.3 Coiled lengths over approximately 60' long will be supported in 2 places consisting of 3 wraps around the cables in order to prevent the minimum training radius from being exceeded.

3.13 Cable Separation l

l 3.13.1 Cables which travel in free air and continue to equipment unsupported by electrical raceway, or cables which are run inside elect'rical equipment, shall maintain the following separation.

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BRAID'400D 4.3.8 CA SEC1 3.0 PROCEDURE - continued CA8LES NOT IN A RACEWAY SHALL MAINTAIN:

INSIDE IN FREE IN CABLE ELECTRICAL CABLES RELATIONSHIP LOCATION AIR RACEWAY

  • EOUTPMENT Between cable of (division / category) lE, 2E,1(N or R), 2(N or R), 3(N or R) and 4(N or R) 12" 1"

6" 8etween safety related (Category E, N, R) and non-safety related (Category B) 12" 1"

6" Between all power (Type P) and safety related instrument (Tvoe K) 12" 1"

6"

  • It is acceptable for the cable in free air to touch the raceway side, bottom, or cover as long as it is separated from the cables in the raceway by the solid steel raceway barrier.

NOTE: Refer to Attachment 'El' for table showing acceptable and unacceptable combinations.

3.13.2 If any field condition prevents compliance with the above separation criteria, work may proceed, however, the foreman must initiate a Cable Separation Conflict Report (Reference Procedure 4.3.9) and forward all copies to the LKC Engineering Department for review.

The fonn will be completed with the following information by the foreman:

a.

date b.

area location by building, elevation and column c.

the drawing number d.

either the equipment ID or the nearest routing code e.

the cable number and segregation code f.

a listing of all the cables and their segregation codes which are in separation conflict.

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for, an attachment may be used (Form CSCR Attachment) g.

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3.13.2.1 If the report is for l' in free air, the Engineering l

Department will forward the report to the LKC QC l

Department. QC will assign the control number.

3.13.2.2 If the report is for 6" inside equipment, or 12" in free air the Engineering Department will check the report with the S & L Interface Review Reports Index.

If the conflict has not yet been addressed in the IRR Index, Engineering will forward the Cable Separation Conflict Report to the LKC-QC Department.

QC will assign the control number.

If the conflict has been addressed in the IRR Index, the Cable Separation Conflict Report will be discarded.

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CA SEC 3.0 PROCEDURE - continued l

3.14 Inspection 3.14.1 The installation of safety related cable will be inspected and I

documented per Procedure 4.8.8, ' Cable Installation Inspection".

4.0 E0VIPMENT 4.1 As required.

5.0 FORMS /RECOROS 5.1 Cable Pull Card (Attachment 'A')

c 5.2 Cable Raceway Release - CRR (Attachment 'B')

l 5.3 Segregation Color Code (Attachment 'C1')

5.4 Standard and Minimum Bend Radius Table ( Attachment 'Ol')

5.5 Required Separation by Segregation Table (Attachment 'El')

5.6 Cable Separation Conflict Report (See Procedure 4.3.9) 5.7 Conduit Pull Calculation Card (Attachment 'Gl')

5.8 Cable Tray Pull Calculation Card (Attachment 'H1')

5.9 Notification of Scrapped Cable ( Attachment '!I') - sample 5.10 Kellums Universal Bale Grips ( Attachment 'J1')

5.11 Fractional Equivalent Chart (Attachment 'Kl')

6.0 SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS 6.1 Cable installation foreman shall observe installed cables for the following, and report any abnormalities to LKC Engineering for disposition.

6.1.1 Kinks or twists which may be caused by cables looped to less than the minimum bending radius.

6.1.2 Gouges, cuts, burns, etc., whether incurred while pulling or as furnished by manufacturer.

6.1.3 Permanent indentations in the cable jacket.

6.2 Damaged cable shall be reported to CECO for disposition via an NCR per procedure 4.11.1.

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t. 3.3 CA SECT 6.0 SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS - continued 6.3 Should it be necessary to pull-out any cables, all parameters of the procedure shall be followed unless the pullout complies with the requirements of paragraph 6.3.1.

If cable is to be re-used, extreme care shall be taken to prevent damage in the same routing system. All pull-outs shall be noted on the cable pull card. Cables being pulled out because of damage will be treated in accordance with the disposition of the NCR. Undamaged cables shall be re-reeled and stored.

NOTE:

LKC QC must be present and document pull-out and re-pull of all safety related class lE cables that do not comply with paragraph 6.3.1 requirements.

In instances where CEC 0/S & L directs that a cable be abandoned in lieu of pulling out, the cable shall be identified as " Abandoned Spare" adjacent to the I.D.

number at the cable ends.

6.3.1 Cables may be removed / reinstalled in the last liquidtight flexible metal conduit portion of a raceway without cable pull or calculation cards being generated provided all of the following conditions are complied with:

1)

The cable is removed / reinstalled by hand. No ropes or pulling devices are allowed to be used in the removal / reinstallation.

2)

The part of the cable being removed / reinstalled is not the entire length of the cable.

3)

If the cable to be removed / reinstalled is termed on both ends a determ request must be approved by OAD.

If the cable is terminated on only one end determ/reterm cards shall be filled out.

The determ/reterm cards shall have a note that the cable was removed / reinstalled in the cards remarks l

section. Determ/reterm cards shall be filled out per Procedure 4.3.9.

6.4 Re-Reeling of Cable i

Should it be necessary to remove cable from one reel to a different l

reel because the original reel has deteriorated or has been damaged, I

the Cable Engineer must be advised prior to re-reeling.

The Cable Engineer must advise the QC Department who must witness the re-reeling of the cable.

All record cards must be noted as required and all tags, markings, etc., be transferred to the new reel.

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CA SEC' 6.0 SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS - continued 6.5 Scrap Cable The Cable Department must be notified of any cable which is being sc rapped. Notification must be documented on the ' Notification of Scrapped Cable

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All information on the form must be filled out. The unused portions of cable cut off by the cable terminators will not be required to be reported.

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