UNDERGROUND CABLE | Outdoor Termination | Cable Sealing End (CSE) | XLPE | PART II

[@JoseAUrdanetaC]

This series of videos is amazing. Usually project engineers as myself are not able to access these level of detailed information on the field installation. Thanks for sharing it and hope you're able to keep on with the rest of the series.

[@TheRamiro234]

Thank you for sharing these highly informative and well-edited videos. Keep uploading such content.

[@ahsanaziz6113]

Kindly share more videos like this.....waiting for part III

[@GoCoyote]

A couple of thoughts from an electrician who has done high voltage connections: Acetone is bad carcinogen, and damages skin tissue. We were always required to wear gloves when cleaning with solvents, and it does not make sense to clean with acetone, and then touch high voltage components with bare hands that will leave behind residue. We were never allowed to touch the high voltage components with bare hands once cleaning commenced.

[@mohsin90ish]

Great videos. Are you going to finish this series?

[@s0012823]

21:50 the cable plug should be mounted 180 degrees with the grooves to the contact area with Penetrox or similar.

[@TheRamiro234]

Is it possible to make a video explaining the workings of different machineries and devices used for stringing operations ?

[@janardhanReddyvizag]

When part III will be explained

[@dagnachewtsega2746]

Thank you for sharing the Video and it is very clear. I have one questions regarding a project I am involved, the contractor has proposed to apply welding to connect the two core conductors in straight through joints. Do you think it is good option to use welding instead of crimping?

[@adiladhikari33]

Sir when will you upload next part of this video I waiting for last 2 months

[@vigneshmoorthy9633]

Which company are you from we need gis termination services for our project in aramco