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Underground S.W.A. Joint.

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Q.1. Why not just overlap the steel wire armour strands and connect them with a big connector like the live cores?


Q.2. Why not provide an air vent hole to let the air out that would aid the filling process. After use the air vent hole could be capped off with a push fit cap.

https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=youtube+underground+cable+jointing&docid=608005191810220304&mid=B35A506FF48B038CEFEDB35A506FF48B038CEFED&view=detail&FORM=VIRE


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    I'd like to see that made off in a trench, not a table top where you can rotate the demonstration ends to suit, yet alone trying to maintain a reasonable peripheral thickness of resin.............. Oh. in the rain, mud, cold, dark as well...........


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    BOD


    That is what the apprentice holding the torch and brolly is for?


    Z.


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    perspicacious:

    I'd like to see that made off in a trench, not a table top where you can rotate the demonstration ends to suit, yet alone trying to maintain a reasonable peripheral thickness of resin.............. Oh. in the rain, mud, cold, dark as well...........


    Regards


    BOD


    That is what the apprentice holding the torch and brolly is for?


    Z.


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