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Rev 7 to Mod & Additions Instruction M&AI-7, Cable Terminations,Splicing & Repairing of Damaged Cables
ML20215N379
Person / Time
Site: Sequoyah  
Issue date: 02/05/1986
From: Cowan L, Kimsey B
TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY
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ML20215N324 List:
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M&AI-7, NUDOCS 8611050310
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coadmeter size No. le and ses11er, terminal Ings and bett spliens may be sea-lasalated er pre-imaalated (astless specified otheswise by design deciuments). Outside primary costat====t, pre-insulated I

n lugs and splices may be vinyl, sylee, tefzel, or kymar. For use inside primary containment (see section 2.2.3.1), only tefael and kymar pre +(asulated less and splices may be used.

N Terminal lugs and butt splices shall be selected using====factarer data and installed with tooling approved by that manufacturer for use with his product. The tools shall contain die stops to C3 prevent overcrimping and a rechet-type feature (where applicable) to prevent undercrimping. Guidelines for appropriate tool & die selections for various wire sizes are given in appendim A and Tables B-1, B-2, and B-3 of Appendix B for terminal and butt ~

O splice accessories from Thomas,& Betta, AMP Product Corp.,

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NOTE: Solid conductors shall be lugged or spliced with Amp solistrand comaectors unless otherwise noted withis this instruction or design drawings or documents.

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device tesminals. This may be accomplished, for eamsple, by mains brass fasteners se copper or cgyper-alloy terminals.

Unless otherwise prohibited or contrary to good constructise practices, the same commecties may be made meing steel fastseers 3

which have been pisted er'esitably tsested to be corresses resistant.

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A package of meterial (with instructions) that includes all necessary itans, ascept for the O

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SD-E12.5.3.

Where waterproof splices are required, Reyeh== Corporation WCSF type N *, eat shrinksble tubing (see sections 7.0 through 7.3)--or equal subject to EN MS 'appegvel--shall be requir.ed.

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and terssinals should not be used inside primary contaimt and areas subject to high emergy line breaks or flooding. If a preiasalated splice or tennimation is used however, it shall I

be treated as aa==imaalated splice or teristaatism gn i

and then (===1=ted as is secties 2.2.3.2 or N

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For insulating requirementa pertaining to termin-O tions at equipment farmished with " cable pigtails."

follow standard drawing SD-E12.5.7-1 or SD-E12.5.7-2, as applicable *.~

2.2.4 Lighting System Branch Circuit Ter=imations and Splices one-piece, self-insulated, screw-on electrical connectors in different sizes, UL approved for various wire combi-

. nations of 2 single-coeductor No. 8 AWG and smaller shall be' required for all splices and terminstions.

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wrists will tend to prevent perspiration from accumulating on the hands. Use of sweat bands is recommsended.

i NOTE: Terminating, Splicing, or Repairing of damaged cables asethods which are dependent upon the type of enviet (MILD or EARSE); field may reference the 47E235 series I

to deter =4m what areas in the plaat have been designated to be considered HILD or IARSE envir===*ats as necessary.

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terminations and splices are dooe with calibrated equipeest j

in accordance with AI-31 prior to performance of work and 1

that related CSSC tool numbers and calibration due dates are j

N recorded on applicable data sheets. This includes crimping tools, meggars, VOM's, torque wrenches and screwdrivers, etc.

Also prior to performarace of terminations and splices field to ensure related cables to be terminated O

or spliced are (1) deemergized, (2) verify work will act adversely affect any operational circuits, (3) be aware of any energized circuits near their respective work area o

and exercise appropriate==amnt of caution, (4) verify all train / chm==*1 separation and identification requi m ts O

are adhered to per related design drawings.

NOTE: Field to ensure that drawings to be used for inspection are TVA EN IES issued or TVA EN DES approved vendor drawings. On electrical iteams for which a TVA EN DES drawing is issued, this drawing shall be used for inspection purposes.

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drawing (s) shall be corrected to agree via the means of an FCR which will be initiated by the l

cognizant engineer. Also the inspector shall record the drawing (s) and tl.a revision (s) used l

for the inspection on the appropriate data sheet (s).

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It is generally accepted that a ter=imation is the point where the end of the wire is layed dous or where it is connected to tha aaJ device (i.e. meters, solomoid valves, ter-imal blocks, etc.).

Splices are.normally the point where cable or coeductors form a males or junction (i.e.

cable yemetrations) and contimme to the end device.

I Sowever, it should be noted that tecuinatices sesy vt.

weessarily only be acco=ylished via terminal 1..

or splicing solely by butt splices and throughout this g

procedure ternimal Ings and butt splices eey both appear is the tersuination and splicing sectices randomly.

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(600v or le+ e)

Ig L.: finition: hrmoplastics-ttsterials skick soften them heated, and become firm os coo 11ms-vinyl e

and polyethylame are essayles. Thermoplastics can be repeatedly re ',nd by alternate heating FO and cooling.

Thermosets-tisterials which harden or set h heat is applied. The application of heat is g

called " curing." After caring these plastics cannot be reshapeg and are insoleAle la most l

solwn t e. Zapt<m Type T film in a ty;icai ex mair te,, Cap.t. Trah c k.

3.1.2.a Ter-imations of coedmeters shall generally be

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rectangular) tongue ter=f mal Imss crimped onto the wires by =an==

of appropriate tool (see sectica l;

C 2.2.1).

h re the ter-i==1 Ing being esed is farmished with a sight hie or open herrel, the

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of a company shall always be installed with a tool purchased from or certified by that comysay te -

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.D Rev. 6 3.0 INSTALIATION (Contiamed)

D 3.1.2.b Either ace-lasulated or self-inaulated terminal loss (see section 2.2.1) may be installed la systems of 60cv er Icss ar.J wire sizes No. 10 AWG and aneller.

Self-insulated terminals having a wire insulation grip shall be used where it is desirable for the insulation of the barrel of the terminal to give some protection assinet electrical faults and accidental contact witti liv teneinals, or wtsere mechanical st ree s f r -.

vitration or fleture et the polot of splicat i i ei.; r t be sequir-d.

Sel f-ins ul a t ed te r ed nal e vii din the pria cy costain cot shall be eithe r Tet eel (Them.s & Aetts Compsay) or Kynar (Arte Special Industries). The vinyl or nylon self-insulated fittings are intended for applications IN where the total temprature,of the coeductor does not exceed 105 C (221 F).

3.1.2.c Termination of low voltage cables (600V or less) with 90* C or less insulation shall be accomplished g

in accordance with standard drawing SD-E12.5.7-1 or -2 as applicable.

3.1.7.4 for special configuratione, suen as ce rt 4(a w. r counections.bca maalti-conductor cable with 9ni, or irss insulation is used to feed the wtor.

-inyl plastic electrical tape m.y be used for in ;ulating connections. Install uninsulated connector of appropriate size (see section 2.2.1)

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and build up over exposed copper surfaces with 3M Compar.y. Scotch 33+ tape (temp rating 105 C)

C to a thickness equal to the original insulation

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The afore mentioned configuration is acceptable l

for non class 1E motors and is non-harsh environments. For similar applications, with 125* C or higher insulation, see section 3.1.3.

3.1.2.e Exceptions to the preferred method of terminating I

conductors as described in section 3.1.2.a are permissible in certain applications. These

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applications and associated alternative methods shall be accomplished in accordance with M&AI-9.

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and/or terminating may be accomplished as follows:

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shall be accoglished by reseeing the 4===daties M

and fillers, as regnized, free the end of the

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and acceptance criteria see secties 4.0);

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6 3.1.3 Thermoplastic,or Thermosetting-Type Issalation-Ter-imations

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5-15kV)

Terminations of mediamp-voltage (5-15kV) power condmeters Pall be insulated with terminating kits as specified la CD section 2.2.2.1 and installed la accordance with standard drawings SD-E12.5.4 and SD-E12.5.5-1 and -2, as applicable.

P of medine-voltage (5-15kV) cables, shoold

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All ground commections shall be made la such a way as to O

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groending wires. Raychem's Ground Clasp Accessory Kit (type GCA) is an acceptable method for connecting shields O

to ground.

Select the appropriate size from Table 3.1.3 O

and follow the===facturer's instractions:

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.t loformatloa is required for f actory aclectione (1) Cooductor size, (2) The diameter over the insulation or insulation 5

thickness, and (3) The type of semi-coeducting layer (tape or extruded).

On long runs, shields shall be grounded in accordance with sta=dard drawing SD-E12.5.3 at intermediate points as defined on the project's design drawing. The locations O,

of points of access, such as pull boxes, h==dhales, and m*nholes, will determine the interval. In asking the 1 termediate greemds, remove only an amount of the Jacket o

aufficient to permit connection of the groemd lead to the shielding tape and then replace the jacket with Raychen red s eesive tape type 5-1024.

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the location of the grounds and of the shield insulating joints if the latter is required.

Where the shielded power cable is terminated through a O

ground sensor current transformer, the shield ground lead shall be installed in accordance with design st.andard DS-E12.5.6 in order that the current transformer senses o

only the phase currents and to avoid the ground connections constitating a shorted turn in the current transformer primary.

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3.1.4 Rubber or Embber-like Insulations - Terminations (600V and less)

Daless otherwise noted on design drawings cables with g

rubber or rubber-like (i.e. silicome) 125 C or more insulation la systems of 600V or less shall be terminated -

by one of the -following procedures:

3.1.4.a Install noninsulated terminal lug of appropriate size (see section 2.2.1) and build up over exposed copper surfaces with 3Pt Company, Scotch 70 tape (temp rating of 180* C) to a thickness equal to

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the original l'asulation on nos Class 12 tar =inations.

g' '..,.,Jp The use of Raychen's WCSF-N (reference rections 7.0 through 7.3) shall be used in Class 1E terminations and as replaceneset for the Jacket noterial. Install 9,, 3 per applicable parts of standard drawings SD-E12.5.7-1 or SD-E12.5.7-2, design drawings, or approved WP instsme-tions and/or sketches.

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e.a., withis primary contal-c.

Terminal luo i

for wire size No. 8 AWG and larger shall be installed is accordance with either 3.1.4.a or as defined os design drawings.

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.f te.mi.ating c ct.. a-.e sa.e.

e gives la secties 3.1.2.e for coedmeters having 1

y,y thermoplastic or thermosettias-type a===1= ties.

CD 3.i.4.d Coastal and/or Trimmini Termiastions Ceestal and/or Trf ami=1 cables shall be terminated with appropriate commectors specified by the g

instrumentaties equipment contact, design drawings, and/or Cogn Eage. The procedure used shall be in full compliance with the instructions farmished by the instrumentation equipment maamfacturer -

N and/or workplan. The terminations shall be made with appropriate tools and supplemental materials (such as solder and sleeving) farmished O

by the instamtation equipment namefacturer med/or field purchase regnest. For coaxial cables to be terminated on terminal blocks see 3.1.5.c.

O 3.1.5 Siamal Terminations O

tenere salti-coedmeter signal cable is to be terminated in salti pia commectors sopplied with instrumentaties equipment,

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the same procedure shall be followed as est11med is secties 3.1.4.4 for ca==Im1 and/or trianial terminations and/or the following:

I 3.1.5.a NIS cables shall be installed in accordance with l

tiestinghouse Instruction (refer to contract 68C60-91934) " Control and Electrical Sysr== Standards,"

section 4.1, " Nuclear Instrumentation System 4

(NIS) cable, " Field Imatallation NIS Triamial

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vendor drawings.

Case (2): If the shield is not to be te-imated, it shall be cut off amar te where inssistion was stripped back per the above and M

insulated. Inside costa (====t or harsh envir=====ts a Raychem WCSF-N sleeve, or equivalent, shall be used to insulate h

the area where the shield and other condmeters have the outer insulation and cable Jacket removed for temi=mtion purposes (for either case 1 or 2) by over-O lapping the sleeve off the outer cable jacket onto the area where the

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method may be used or field may use j

an equivalent substitate for insulatiom such as taping or a commercial grade of shrinkable tubing.

3.1.6 General Guidelines for Splicing f

3.1.6.a Cable splices shall be made where:

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3.1.6.b Criteria for splicing:

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S lices shall be made is bemes or==e1===res P

when located la seismic category I structures to (escept as noted in 2 and 3). This requir====t is aise rec=====ded la sea-category I structures (P

i unless otherwise meted en design drawings.

(. Befer to 00A5 Appendia A, Part III for

-list of Category I stractares as required).

(2) la c==anit banks, splices may be made in the o

N cable trays located la manholes. In e==dmi t h==h= containing baseoles, splices may be made directly in the h==dhale.

O (3) In cable trenches, splices may be made directly in the cable trench.

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The combined area of the spliced coeductors i

l shall not exceed the application diameter range of the Baychen WCSF-N overall sleeve.

(refer to SD-E12.5.6).

(6) Each spliced circuit shall have a perusnest identification tag containing its unique designation per cablie schedule or pull card b4,E' insta11eJ adjacent to the completed splice and if possible WP or IR===h=r sha=1d be listed also. See applicable electrical

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-l 3.1.6.c Splicing asidelines at Electrical Penetrations e

For locations, commections, and voltase 1***18 es electrical penetrations field =h==14 refer CP*

to 45M60-3/A mseries for IIsit 1 and 45N79-3/

M 45487" las for limit 2.

Also for electrical penetrations 1 through 4 (6900V), see " Installation Instructions for tiestiT- : Electronic Thuhe Division" and the memormadum from T. W. maadler to R. M. Pierce N

(SIN 127A and nM 127A). On splices unde at the i

electrical penetrations it is rec=== dad that six to eightees inches of slack should be left in the i

O spliced cables and that me cutoff er minia--tare I

cutoff sha=1d be made se the leads from the peme-tration. It is also advisable that the field should meggar and make come<==fty checks os penetration leads-prior to asking splices.

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O 3.1.7 Thermoplastic or '!hermosetting-I'fpe Inse.lations-Splicing (600T or less) j 1

3.1.7.a Splicing of coedmeters shall generally be accomplished by==== of enclosed (ring or rectangular) temene teminal Ings or butt splices criaped este the wires by==== of appropriate tools (see secties 2.2.1).

Exceptions to this method are acted la section 3.1.7.c.

Ternimals and Splices of a company shall always be installed with a tool purchaamd from or certified by that c and it is important to follow the====Facturer's -

instructions applicable to the specific installation being made to ensure a carefully centro 11ed

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I 3.1.7.b Either mem-i===1=ted er self-insulated terminals and butt splices, referred to is section 2.2.1, may be installed la systmas of 60Gli er less and wire size No. 10 AWG and ses11er.

Self-issulated tesminals having a wire insalaties grip shall be used where it is desirable for the inentaties of 4

the barrel of the terminal te give seen protection j

assiast electrical feelta and accidental contact j

with live terminals.

Self-inselated terminals and butt splices withis primary centstaneet shall be Tefsel or Eymar.

The vinyl or nylee self-insulat ~1 fittings are latended for applicatiosa where the 105,1 tampepture of the comescter does not awW tota C (221 F).

6 In 3.1./.c Enceptions to the preferred method of splicias y

c==a=eters as described la 3.1.7.a are pesmissible in certala applications. These applications and the alternative methods of splicing cables are described as follows.

Where applicable, targming shall be accomplished is accordance with MEAI-9.

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(1) e--ication Systems - Provided the conduct.or size is me larger than No.18 AWG, splicing may be accomplished as follows: by soldering o

when done in accordance with section 4.0; by O

use of stads or terminal blocks om devices pre-vided the coeductor is coiled a minian== ef 130 o

degrees areemd the stad or screw of the ter-t==1 l

block; or, by use of any other industry accepted terminating method (such as quick commect and wire wesy ter=i==1s) provided the mammfacturer"s instruc-tions are followed and appropriate toeling is used.

(2) Lighting Besach Ciremita - Self-lasalated electrical commectors (such as hand twist wire mots) as specified la section 2.2.4 may be used to splice conductors.

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s 3.1.9 Rubber or Rubber-Like Insulation-Splicias (600Y or less) i Oslessotherwisenotedomdesggsdrawings,cableswithrubber or rubber-like (silicsae) 125 C or more insulation in systems i

of 600T or less shall be spliced by one of the following procedures:

3.1.9.a Install non-imseleted ter-i==1 or butt splice of appropriate size (see section 2.2.1) and beild CD up over espooed copper serfaces with 'NI Company, Scotch 70 tape (temy rating ISO, C) to a thickmens g

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splices.

F*2 The use of Raychem's WCSF-B (reference sections 7.0 throesh 7.3) shall be used as Class IE splic-iag and used as a replar====t for Jacket asterial.

Install as section 3.1.2.c, as defined es design s '

drawings, or per approved WP instructices and/or sketches.

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I 3.1.9.c Install self-issulated rar=4=als or bett splices (see section 2.2.1) for wire size Ro. 10 AWG and sus 11er. Self-insulated ter=4==1s or butt splices shall either Tefsel or Eyear. These self-insulated ter=4= mis or butt splices are intended for applications where the, total y)rature of the conductor does not exceed 150 C (300 F e.g. within primary contaie===t.

Terminals for wire size No. 8 AWG and larger shall be installed in accordance with either E

3.1.7.a or defined om design drawings.

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4.0 SOLDERIBC CRITERIA FOR INSTALIATICII AND INSPECTION O'

4.1 General Instructions i

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4.1.1 Resia core solder shall be used on all solder ter=imations/

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turn shall melt the solder.-

4.1.5 Cooductor insulation shall be kept from barming or melting.

l 4.1.6 Termination / Splice shall have an'in process and visual i

inspection that will verify (Ast the solder joint is clean, has a smo<>th bright appearance free of any chalky, gritty, or irregular surfaces (protrusions, pits, and voids) and free of excess solder and resia.

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and contract and/or cable reel number on internal wiring changes data sheet 2.

5.1.3 There shall be no apparent dam.te to the c.. M - i a 1

wiring coc Neto r(s) or t he couducte r(s) it. n. i Th i s su y t e verified by visual inspection.

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to verify that the conductor (s) have end-to end continuity.

There shall be no short circuits (" cross talk") between-conductors, conductors and ground, or conductors and shield (s).

For coaxial, triaxial, and similar type shielded cables o

shall show no continuity between center condsetor and outer connector shell. Inspector shall record Vott CSSC identifi-cation aamber and calibration due date on applicable data sheet (s) bl==k=.

If phones or equivalent equipment were E

used, inspector shall record the word " phones" or type of test equipment used in the Meter No./ Calibration due date blank on applicable data sheet (s) and signoff if acceptable.

5.1.5 Cables shall be meggered to verify insulation integrity.

Negger readings of 1 mesohe per 1000 volts with a minimum of 1 megobe are acceptable for cables. NOTE: (1) Meggering of internal panel wiring is not required but may be done at the discretion of cognizant engineer. (2) A segger y.,

and high potential test on meduim voltage cables should be

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and installation of medium voltage termination kita be done prior to megger checka. Inspector will list messer

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Inapector to verify,eroper ternimal Ingu, butt splices, pins, or commectors are used and installed with the correct criaping tool as applicable. For soldered commectors refer to secties 4.0.

Inspector shall verify that casamectors such as coaxial, trianial, or pia-type are properly aligned and comaected securely. Imerector shal. record the crisping tool er and its calibration cp.

due date on the appropriate data sheet (s) and sigmoff that the ter=<== tion er splice meets the above criteria.

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PN NOTE: Torquing of bolted connectione shallbe cla<.e per soplicable part's of MAAI-9.

3.1.7 Te rmina t ion s /Sp H ee s requiring Royc W install.(1-n of s h lana, streves, sm41tiple sleeves, and/r.r der n.-2.*

or taping sa.11 be inspected per applicabl e oeai xo etandard drawinas, design drawings, vendor instruction.

supplied with kits, and/or sketches supplied by cognizant.

y engineer. Inspector shall verify proper installation of Raychem or taping per the above and signoff on CABLE TRENYMATION/ SPLICE DATA SEEET. yet a genersi installation guide for Rayrh*= Products see section 7.0.

If Raychem or taping are not required the cogniwa=t engineer or his desig-mated representative shall N/A this signoff as required.

5.1.8 Inspector shall verify all cables or panel wiring is i

properly secured (boodled, tie-wrapped, and routed) and I

teralmated/ spliced per applicable design drawings and/or l

approved vendor drawings.

Terminal blocks that are coated with RTV 3140 should be recoated af ter cable or, wiring is acceptable. Inspector to sigmoff om applicable data sheet as acceptable.

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(c) Effective Angust 1, 1984, repairs of coaxial and triaxial i

cable are limited to non-class 1E applications only; after j

n this date, damaged Class lE coaxial and trissial cables shall be replacard.

For amediumr-voltage power cables, repairs may be made to the A

jacket only; if damage extends beyond the jacket the cable shall be spliced (see section 3.1.8) or. replaced. 11aless otherwise indicated, repairs.may be made om both Class 1E and i

O non-class IE low-voltage and medium-voltage power cables.

Should damage occur during installation, the field (cognizant engineer r his representative) shall document on cable pull O

cards where any repair has been made for Class 1E cables; also, o

a cable tag containing the cables unique identification and WP or MR number shall be installed adjacent to the repaired area.

When damage is discovered at a later date aad identity of the Class lE cable is not easily determined ( e.g. a cable in a cable tray) the repaired areas may be identified by a per===*=t identification tag containing the cable number (if able to be determined) and the WP or 19t number to document the repair.

Exception: Cabic tags are not required where minor repairs have been made on cables having braided-type covering.

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, The repair location shall be documented in the 19t or WP package.

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option, the general requirements below shall be followed is making cable repairs:

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6.2.1.a Bemove any foreign material or loosely attached portiosa of the damaged cable. Beyosities and/or M

carefully tria any Jagged edges which protrude aboom the sa: face contour of the area being repaired.

6.2.1.b Clean the damaged area.naing desatured alcohol.

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O 6.2.1.d Upon coupleties of repairing the damsged cable the field shall verify comeimanity and insulaties integrity per 5.1.4 and 5.1.5 respectively. Cable will need to be lifted om each end to perform this step. Field will asistain cable and/or wire

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Cognizant engineer or his designated representative will provide associated drawings to the field for lifting and relanding of cable.

6.2.1.e Field to reland cable per 5.1.3 and applicable drawings.

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6.0 IEPADLING DMMGED CABI2S (f==*i===d) 6.2.2 Jacket Baysirs If a jacket repair is te be made, it shall be accesplished using one of the following optieas:

Opties 1 - Subject to the following conditions, MtF's i

f Cold Shrink Tape may be used for jacket repairs i

of low voltage cables. If fective Amt=st 1, IM4 the use of Option 1 is limited to non-Class 11 8

l applications; after this date, Jacket repaire for Class IE cables shall be mede malaa ption 2 o

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design project as having a harsh enviremmeer e

(2) use of tape is restricted te repetrias Jaet=*

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(3) The tape shall,n_ot be need to repair the cable's N

jacket if the shield and/or the i===1= tion has also been damaged.

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cable Jackets using this option:

Step 1 - See general requirements section 6.2.1.

O Step 2 - Peel off the backing from the tape.

Step 3 - Stretch the tape to apprari==tely three times its length and wrap under tensies with apprari=ately a 50 percest overlap.

5 ap 4 - h tape shall be applied to the cable for a mini-of 21/2 inches beyond the outesmest bounds of the damsged area.

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any be used is all moe-Class 1E applications.

in The procedure est11aed below shall be followed when using Option 2 to repair cable jackets:

g Step 1 - See general requirements, see section 6.2.1.

P7 Step 2 - In accordance with SD-E12.5.6, select and install a piece of Raychem heat shrinkable sleeving ever the damaged jacket. The mari-length of the -

sleeve shall be determined by the cognizant engineer; however, prior to skri=Has; the sleeve shall be long enough to eatend a =4=i=== of 2 1/2

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for non-Class 1E cables beyond the outermost bounds of the dammaged area.

..s Option 3 - Raychem type JRS, ists, imS, and EJRS cable repair sleeves may be used to repair the outer jacket of low-voltage and Effective August 1, 1984 ase medium-voltage power cables.

of the JES, ISS, and %EtS cable repair sleeve is limited to non-Class 1E applications; after this date EJRS cable repair sleeves shall he used ou Class II cables when Option 3 is selected to make cable repairs.

Step 1 - See genersi regairements is section 6.2.1.

Step 2 - Apply a layer of Raychem Type R mastic in ribboa form, Raychem S-1024, or 5-1119 red adh*=ive tape (approximately half-layped) for a mini==== of 21/2 inches for Class II cables and 11/2 ih for

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6.0 EEPAIRIBC DAMAMD CABIZS (Coati =maad) 6.2.3 Shield Repairs Espairtas the shield of shielded-low weltage cables shall be accomplished in the following scener

j Step 1 - See general requirements in section 6.2.1.

<a 1 Step 2 - Resuve the cable jacket and any binding tapco a minteen of 2 inches is each directice from jl ' I ",' the osterseost boemds of the damaged shield area. Reanove daemaged section of shield and inspect insulation for a w. If the i===1= tion has been damaged,enske repairs using the same h precedure as described im Option 2 (see section 6.2.2) prior to repairing the shield. p Bete: Wray the damaged shield area with a meer p shield (shield shall be the same type of j material as the demased shield) 11/2 M inches is each direction from the estesment bounds of the demassad area. lAnere applicable. splice the drain wire if it has been damaged g or broken. Step 4 - Apply 3 H Company Scotch 33+ tape to each end of l_ ti.e shield to hold firmly in place. j-Step 5 - Measure the de resistance of the shield; a reading of 0.01 ohms per foot is acceptable. If the readie4 o is above 0.01 ehms per foot, recheck step 4 to ensure the new shield has good electrical contact O with the existing shield, a=====ure the dc resistance; refer to EE MS for evaluation if the value is still aheve 0.01 ohns per i If evelaation from EN DES is favorable i foot. with recorded reading cognisant engineer will note this en data sheet "3EMARES." Step 6 - Complete by repairing the jacket in accordance l j with applicable Option 1 threegh 4 in section 6.6.2. l O .l ';: - . r.

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