- The electrical wire or cable should only be used in the area specified in the technical documentation for the operation of such products.
- For power lines that are laid underground or in water, it is necessary to use mainly products with a high degree of protection - armored cables. The metal sheath of such a wire must have an outer covering that is resistant to chemical and mechanical influences.
In general, any situation can arise, and the same PUE simply describes the rules for laying power cables. In practice, for work on a summer cottage, in principle, any high-quality conductors with a suitable cross-section will be suitable. The situation is completely different with the correct installation of high-voltage wires.
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Laying an electrical cable underground in trenches - methods of protection, norms and rules If the route is located in such a way that it must be laid under the road, you will have to obtain permission from the organization on whose balance sheet this road is located. Ask, I'm in touch!
Requirements for cables laid underground
It is important that underground cables are not too stretched - do not skimp on wire footage. This is necessary so that when the ground moves, the electrical network does not break . According to the technology of underground cable laying, it is provided to leave a reserve, which is achieved by laying cables in small waves.
This concerns the most significant requirements in accordance with which electrical lines are laid underground. In addition to the PUE standards discussed above, there are also other requirements that can be found very often.
- Laying wires under roads - they must be made in a thick-walled metal pipe. This is due to increased pressure on the ground from cars and trucks passing along the road, which can cause soil movement. And, as you know, this can lead to breakage of electrical wires.
- Cables laid parallel to each other. In such a situation, everything will depend on the power characteristics of the electrical network. But in general, it is important to realize that several wires cannot be inserted into one pipe, since if one cable breaks down, the adjacent wire may also be damaged. According to the standards, each wire must be placed in an armored sleeve and located no closer than 15 cm from the adjacent cable.
When installing an electrical input into a house, each of us thinks about how it is better to do it - overhead or underground?
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Firstly, it is more reliable. And secondly, it does not spoil the facade of the building or the appearance of the surrounding area.
Often these two methods are combined. Initially, an input is made to a special pipe stand from a support.
And from this distribution cabinet the cable is laid in the ground and brought into the house. When the support is located not far from the building, some SIP wires are mounted directly on the facade.
But we will turn specifically to the underground input. Let's look at what difficulties you will encounter when laying cables in the ground and place special emphasis on common mistakes when performing this work, which ultimately, sooner or later, lead to failure of the cable line.
Cable installation in the ground can be done in two ways:
Let's look at the first method first. Here, as a rule, a cable with tape armor is used - VBBbShv or AVBbShv.
It is not at all necessary to use armor of the type AABL, AAShV, where there is a one-piece cast protective shell made of aluminum. It could just be ribbons overlapping each other.
In this case, armor protects not so much from external influences (someone started digging where they shouldn’t), but from deformation and traction forces during soil heaving.
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Laying cables in a trench technology 2022 Mandatory purchase of signal tape with an inscription warning about the location of the cable for its subsequent laying on the surface of the cable in the trench. Ask, I'm in touch!
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Laying cables under the road
If the route is located in such a way that it must be built under a road, you will have to obtain permission from the organization that owns this road. This point is mandatory in populated areas, since there may be other communications under the road and they can be damaged by unauthorized work. If we are talking about a dacha and a holiday village, then it must be agreed with the administration of the village.
A puncture under the road is made using special equipment
The rules for laying cables under the road do not change - trench depth is 70-80 cm, sand cushion and backfill, laying in an asbestos-cement pipe or double-wall corrugated DCS is desirable. In general, there are no differences, all the rules and regulations are the same.
Cable in a trench: 120 photos of installation technology, basic standards and requirements
Where did all these numbers even come from? Why can’t you just bury the cable in your yard to the depth of a spade bayonet? Why such torment?
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Nuances and features In terms of load, this may be enough for you, but in terms of compliance with the requirements for the minimum cross-section of the PEN conductor, you will have a violation. Ask, I'm in touch!
How much mortar is needed for 1m2 of brickwork
As the Russian folk proverb says: “Measure seven times, cut once.” This principle will never become obsolete. Every builder knows that before starting any work, you need to carefully calculate, study and draw up a plan. What is it for? One of the reasons is to find out the required amount of consumable material, calculate how much it will cost, and purchase everything you need. If you are planning to build a house, you may be interested in the question, what is the consumption of mortar per 1 m 2 of brickwork? After all, you need to buy in advance all the components for the mixture, such as sand, cement and other consumables. Please note that the quality of the finished wall is influenced by the following factors: the quality of the material and the quality of the mortar. If the wall is built incorrectly, cold bridges may occur. Therefore, it is important to prepare the solution correctly and apply the right amount. After reading this information, you will find out the consumption of mortar for laying bricks.
A little about the factors affecting consumption
Mortar is the connecting link between bricks. Without it, it is impossible to build a wall. It must be of high quality, properly prepared and have the appropriate consistency. One of the important points that must be taken into account when calculating is its type of composition. The most common are 4 types of solution:
- Cement-sand mixture. It consists of cement, sand and water. This composition can be called the most durable if you strictly adhere to the application technology. Otherwise, there is a danger that it will crack.
- Limestone mixture. There is no cement in its composition; it is replaced by quicklime. The mixture is quite flexible and easy to work with. But there is one drawback - rain will easily wash it out. That is why it is used only for interior work.
- Mixed solution. The composition of this mixture is combined, and combines materials from the first two types. The result is a high-quality solution that is superior to the first two.
- Composition with plasticizer. Sand of 2 mm fraction and cement are additionally mixed with a polymer additive, which increases its plasticity.
These are the most popular mixtures used in construction. But, you should know that they are not the only ones that affect consumption. An important factor is the brick itself. Its size, format, ability to absorb water and the presence of voids directly determine how much mortar will be in 1 m2 of brickwork. In general, the consumption per 1 m 3 of brick is 0.2–0.25 m 3. It all comes down to the fact that the thickness of the wall plays a role, be it half a brick, one, one and a half or two. The greater the thickness, the greater the consumption. The same goes for the shape of the brick. For example, if it is large, then the flow rate is reduced, if it has holes, then the flow rate increases significantly. How is the mortar for bricklaying calculated?
Solution consumption per 1 m3
To find out the amount of mortar per 1 m 3 of brickwork, consider the following data. Ordinary brick has dimensions 250×120×65. There are certain standards that show how much mortar is needed per 1 m 3 of brickwork:
- 0.189 m 3 when built in half a brick (120 mm);
- 0.221 m 3 when built in one (250 mm);
- 0.234 m 3 during construction of one and a half (380 mm);
- 0.240 m 3 when built in two, (510 mm);
- 0.245 m 3 when built in two and a half, (640 mm).
It turns out that for 1 standard brick there is 0.0006305 m 3 of mortar. If we convert this into liters, then for 1 m2 with a thickness of 12 cm, there are 75 liters of the finished mixture, and when the thickness is 1.5 bricks (380 mm), the consumption increases to 115 liters.
If we talk about thickened products (modulated), then with their dimensions 250x120x88, the consumption is as follows:
- 0.160 m 3 of composition, when working in half a brick (120 mm);
- 0.20 m 3 of composition, when working alone, (250 mm);
- 0.216 m 3 of composition, when working at one and a half, (380 mm);
- 0.222 m 3 of composition, when working in two, (510 mm);
- 0.227 m 3 of composition, when working at two and a half, (640 mm).
Based on these data, it is clear how the size of the material affects the consumption of the mortar per cube of brickwork. There is a certain pattern: the larger the area, the less composition is required. Knowing this data, you can prepare the required amount of mixture for masonry. All you have to do is calculate the total footage and multiply it by the consumption per 1 m 3. Now you are prepared and can purchase materials for work. Below is a table that will help you find out the consumption of cement and additives to obtain the ideal consistency of the composition.
Basic rules and technology
- Walking near large trees. It is advisable to lay the route at a distance of at least a meter from large trees. If the tree is located directly on the road, it is advisable to go around it along an arc or a trajectory close to it. In principle, the optimal distance is 1.5 m. If such an arc does not fit into the site, you can dig small trenches on both sides of the tree, drive a metal pipe into the ground between them, and pull the cable into it.
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