RMP Underground Conduit System Installation Guide (Procedure 242)

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Push conduits together until they are seated.Procedure6.2 Installing Conduit to Energized EquipmentFigure 6.1.2 – Seating the ConduitFor conduit to energized equipment requirements, see section 2.2.9, Conduit toExisting EquipmentA conduit left two feetfrom existing energizedequipment. This is requiredfor safety reasons. Notshown in this picture is thesweep and additionalconduit left to completethe installation into theenergized equipment.In this case the conduit issealed wit duct tape withthe pull rope taped to theinside wall of the conduitFigure 6.2 – Installing Conduit to Existing (Energized) EquipmentJ:\Publications\FPP\DIS\PRO\242-RMP Underground Conduit Systems.docx R6, 5/13/14This document is posted online at rockymountainpower.net, and at engineering’s intranet site for distribution procedures.Modification of this document must be authorized by PacifiCorp engineering publications, (503) 813-5293. 24
6.3 Installing Conduit through PavementFor conduit through pavement or concrete requirements, see section 2.2.11, Conduitthrough Pavement.ProcedureFigure 6.3 – Installing Conduit through Concrete6.4 Pull Line, Proofing, and Sealing the ConduitFor conduit sealing and pull line requirements, see sections 2.2.3, Dirt and Debrisand 2.2.4, Pull Rope. For conduit proofing requirements, see section 2.2.7, ConduitProofing.Conduit plugA pull line capable ofwithstanding 500 lbs. oftension, installed withsix feet of extra lineextending from eachend of the conduit. Thepull line shall be securedbefore the ends areplugged.Figure 6.4.1 – Conduit Plug and Pull LineJ:\Publications\FPP\DIS\PRO\242-RMP Underground Conduit Systems.docx R6, 5/13/14This document is posted online at rockymountainpower.net, and at engineering’s intranet site for distribution procedures.Modification of this document must be authorized by PacifiCorp engineering publications, (503) 813-5293. 25
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