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[@ahmedelmiskini1526]

Excellent work especially with simple tools

[@aklibenhocine1508]

Nice job. Please what is the brand of the peeling tool ?

[@VienDuHoang]

Sorry for late respond. It is Alrock tool. They are famous brand and very expensive or you can choose the alternative in China. China they can produce similar tool with lower price for entry level, but if you want to enter and live this business, better choose Alrock.

[@dagnachewtsega2746]

I thank you for the video and I have one question regarding crimping, the construction contractor suggested to use welding instead of crimping. do you think it is a good option?

[@VienDuHoang]

I think you need to clarify more your context about crimping: is it related to my video or in your case only ? To connect between conductor cores, crimping is the standard method. Welding would depend on jointer skill to make a good joint, but it is applied for connecting the metallic screen & earthing connection mostly.

[@dagnachewtsega2746]

@@VienDuHoang it is related to my project, it is 132kv project, the cable size is 1000mm2, the contractor has proposed to use welding to connect the core conductors.

[@VienDuHoang]

@@dagnachewtsega2746 I see, the welding technique to joint the core conductors is not a common method. I personally saw it in a video done by Chinese jointer, but for MV. They use gun powder to trigger the heat and melt the copper. After that, they need a lot of time to abrade to make it smooth. Since I don't have test data for the joint made by welding method, so I don't know if it is good enough for the joint comparing to crimping. But it takes a lot of time, skill and effort to make the welding joint. Finally it's up to field installation history proven, jointer skill, cost and test to decide which method to be used.

[@dagnachewtsega2746]

@@VienDuHoang thank you my friend, I am very satisfied with your explanation, I will suggest to follow the contract requirement which is to use crimping method. Thank you very much.

[@jluchford536]

How are these then filled with oil or are they dry type? Also what is the clear tube for hanging out of gland assembly?

[@VienDuHoang]

This is oil filled, not dry termination. The clear tube is to protect the fiber optics that come along inside the HV cable. The fiber optics are used for cable thermal monitoring.

[@s7790048i]

Are you Cable jointer in Vietnam? Pls contact me...

[@hailamnguyen1494]

Hay nhưng tiếc ko có phụ đề

[@yashdeep9124]

hoang in this kit using sealing sleev is epdm or silicon?

[@VienDuHoang]

I think you want to mention the material that made of the stress cone perhaps, as the sealing sleeve here is the combination of tape and heat shrink. And heat shrink is made of some kind of polyolefin. The Cold shrink Stress cone in this video is made of silicone. And the 3M Push-on Stress Cone is also made of Silicone too.

[@nhatvo1819]

Tiền công bao tiền 1 đầu vậy bác

[@VienDuHoang]

Xin lỗi bạn, chắc bạn phải liên hệ trực tiếp

[@s7790048i]

66kv? Can tell me the brand of this cable?

[@VienDuHoang]

Prymian and it is 220kV

[@chadeekarlycs9684]

@@VienDuHoang where can i buy that kind of stripping tools? thank you.

[@electricalelectronicsmirpu3188]

Sir Slice tools name

[@VienDuHoang]

It is Alrock tool. They are famous brand and very expensive or you can choose the alternative in China. China they can produce similar tool with lower price for entry level, but if you want to enter and live this business, better choose Alrock.

[@hoangxuanminh5792]

Thái Dương

[@aqibbajwa2003]

Can some buddy tell me this accessory name

[@VienDuHoang]

It's 3M HV Cable Accessories, the TS123 with cold shrink option for the stress cone.

[@aqibbajwa2003]

@@VienDuHoang it's very nice I love it coldshrink joint body

[@chatariyaprasertsang2174]

Do not refuel

[@VienDuHoang]

what kind of fuel you mentioned ? I don't get it.