CABLE INSTALLATION
Large-Diameter & Difficult Routes
Discuss large-diameter cables, long routes, bends and elevation changes to review the installation conditions.
SITE CONDITIONS
Sites we can discuss
Cable specifications and weight, route bending radius and friction conditions affect the installation method. We review bends, elevation changes and long sections before discussing equipment positions and the scope of work.
- 01Sites requiring large-diameter cable access and installation
- 02Complex routes with bends or elevation changes
- 03Long routes where equipment space also needs to be reviewed
APPROACH
From site conditions to installation
Review the route and access
Check cable specifications, distance and bends alongside drum access and working space.
Review equipment and methods
Consider power-ball rollers, winches, guides and equipment positions for the site.
Agree scope and dates
Discuss the required work and preferred dates, then provide a quote based on the conditions.
FIELD RECORDS
Work in the field
Long-distance plant cable installation on a mountainous route
Information to prepare for a consultation
- Cable and route
- Provide specifications, weight, distance, bends and elevation changes.
- Access and equipment space
- Prepare drum access details, working space information and site photos.
- Scope and schedule
- Tell us the work required and preferred dates so we can discuss the site conditions.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Please provide cable specifications and weight, pulling distance, bends, elevation changes, access routes and equipment space.
Photos help explain the site. The method and quote are confirmed after reviewing the route and working conditions.
Long-distance and complex-route pulling are among our specialities. Feasibility and equipment are discussed for the specific site.