RMP Underground Conduit System Installation Guide (Procedure 242)

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ProcedureNote the spoil set backfrom the edge of thetrench.Joint use conduit and cables should be at least 12” from primaryand secondary conduits.Figure 6.5.3 – Joint Use SeparationJ:\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. 28
6.6 Transition from Overhead to UndergroundWhen transitioning from overhead conductors to underground conductors, the PowerCompany will identify the appropriate location where the conduit riser shall be,relative to the pole. The nearest edge of the conduit sweep should be eight inchesfrom the pole. If a riser already exists on the pole, the new riser shall be attachedsuch that the new riser is parallel to the existing riser.Procedure8”The sweep is to be 8” from the pole. The Power Company willdecide the location of riser on the pole and mark it so the customerknows where to install the riser base.Figure 6.6.1 – Riser 8” from Pole8”Sometimes a bracket is installed to assist the customer withplacement of the riser sweep and support the sweep until the riseris built. The company will remove the bottom bracket after the riseris constructed.Figure 6.6.2 – Riser 8” from PoleJ:\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. 29
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Page 14 and 15: ProcedureFiberglass conduit and swe
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Page 41 and 42: ProcedureFigure 7.6.1 - Barrier Pos
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Page 51 and 52: 3” Final Grade6-10”3 - 6”45°
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