Oman Refineries and Petrochemicals Company

Sohar Refinery Improvement Project

Sultanate of Oman

Document Title: Installation Of Electrical Power

& Control Cables
Document No: S-000-5520-176 Rev 0
Job No :
120476 / JI-02022

Contract No. 21297

QUALITY CONTROL PROCEDURE

INSTALLATION OF ELECTRICAL POWER & CONTROL CABLES

DOCUMENT NO. :

- 0 0 0 - 5 5 2 0 - 1 7 6

OMAN REFINERIES AND PETROCHEMICALS COMPANY

SOHAR, SULTANATE OF OMAN

17th Feb 2015

ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION

RK

LN

MB

06th Jan 2015

ISSUED FOR REVIEW

RK

LN

MB

REV

DATE

ORIGINAL
BY

CHECKED
BY

APPROVED
BY

SHR-FRM-QUA-002 Rev 3_06-11-14

DESCRIPTION

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TABULATION OF REVISED PAGES

DESCRIPTION OF REVISION

REV

REMARKS

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FIRST ISSUE

ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION

NO COMMENTS FROM ORPIC

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CONTENTS
1.0
2.0
3.0
4.0
5.0
6.0
6.1
6.2
6.3
6.4
6.5
6.6
6.7
6.8
6.9
6.10
6.11
6.12
7.0
7.1
8.0
8.1

1.0

PURPOSE................................................................................................... 3
SCOPE....................................................................................................... 3
DEFINITIONS / ABBREVIATIONS.........................................................................3
REFERENCES............................................................................................... 4
RESPONSIBILITY & AUTHORITY.........................................................................4
DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITIES............................................................................4
General Requirements.................................................................................4
Material Inspection Prior to Installation.............................................................4
Pre-Installation Test....................................................................................5
Cable Installation Inspection..........................................................................5
D.C Sheath Integrity Test of MV/HV Cables.........................................................6
Cable Glanding and Termination.....................................................................7
Cable Jointing........................................................................................... 8
Insulation Resistance and Continuity Test...........................................................9
High Voltage Test.......................................................................................9
Inspection & Test Status..............................................................................10
Testing & Measuring Equipment.....................................................................11
Safety................................................................................................... 11
RECORDS.................................................................................................. 11
List of Verifying Documents (ITRs)..................................................................11
APPENDICES.............................................................................................. 12
Guideline for Cable Repair at Site (Appendix-1).................................................12

PURPOSE
1.1 The purpose of this procedure is to define the inspection and testing method,
acceptance criteria for the installation of electrical power & control cables and
the responsibility of construction and Quality Control personnel with regard to
this procedure.

2.0

SCOPE
2.1

This Quality Control Procedure defines the

Quality Control activities, the inspection and
tests pertaining to the installation of
electrical power & control cables up to and
including 33 KV.

2.2

This procedure covers work up to and

including mechanical completion.

3.0

DEFINITIONS / ABBREVIATIONS
Company

ORPIC-OMAN

OEC or Contractor

Daelim Petrofac Joint Venture (DPJV) - Oman

Project

Sohar Refinery Improvement Projects-Oman

QCP
ITP

:
:

Quality Control Procedure

Inspection & Test Plan

ITR

Inspection Test Record

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4.0

QC

Quality Control

PPE

Personal Protective Equipment

RFI

Request for Inspection

Volts

KV

Kilo Volts

DC

Direct Current

MV/HV

Medium Voltage/High Voltage

PA/GA

Public Address/ General Alarm

IP

Ingress Protection

U0

HSSE

Voltage between conductor and earth or metallic

screen
Health, Safety, Security and Environment

REFERENCES
S-000-5380-001 REV 3 SPECIFICATION FOR ELECTRICAL FACILITIES

5.0

RESPONSIBILITY & AUTHORITY

6.0

DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITES

6.1

General Requirements

5.1

The Site Electrical Engineer/Supervisor shall

be responsible for ensuring that Electrical
Power & Control cables are installed to an
acceptable standard of workmanship and in
accordance with applicable drawings and
specifications as well as making request for
inspection (RFI) to Quality Department at
each stage of work as per the applicable ITP
requirements.

5.2

The Electrical QC Inspector shall be

responsible for verifying that work carried
out is complete, correct and meets the
specified requirements.

5.3

The QC Engineer or his designee shall be

responsible for ensuring that all inspections
and tests are witnessed based on approved
ITP, recorded on applicable SHR-FRM-QUA
listed in 7.1 and signed off.

6.1.1
All material received at site shall be inspected upon receipt in accordance with
Construction Management Procedure for Material Receiving.
6.1.2
The Site Electrician under the supervision of Electrical Supervisor shall
conduct all tests and the test shall be witnessed and results recorded by Electrical
QC Inspector.

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6.1.3
Where damage to cable drum and/or cable is observed during material
checking, Subcontractor shall generate a Damage Report describing the
deficiencies according to Material Receiving procedure.
6.1.4
The test shall be recorded as defined herein and witnessed by
Subcontractor, Petrofac and Company as indicated in the ITP. Prior to issuing the
report forms, the inspection items shall be signed by the Electrical QC Inspector.

6.2

Material Inspection Prior to Installation

6.2.1

Prior to removal to site, cable drums shall be inspected for physical

damage.
6.2.2
Where damage to cable drum is observed, the cable drum shall be opened
and the cable inspected.
6.2.3
Should the cable be damaged, this will be recorded and reported on a
Damage Report.

6.3

Pre-Installation Test
6.3.1
Cables shall be inspected and tested on the cable drums prior to removal to
the work site. Test voltage shall be as follows:
Cables rated up to 600V

500 Volts (DC) for 1 minute

Cables rated above 600V and up to 1000V

1000 Volts (DC) for 1 minute

MV/HV Cables

5000 Volts (DC) for 1 minute

6.3.2
The continuity of each core, screen and armour shall be checked.
6.3.3
The insulation resistance of power and control cables shall be conducted
before installation, between cores and between individual cores and earth or
armouring/screen as applicable. Conductors, metallic sheath, armour and screens
which are not under test shall be grounded during the test.
6.3.4
Where cables fitted with a pulling eye, above tests (6.3.2 & 6.3.3) shall be
conducted if any damages observed only.
6.3.5
After completion of the tests, cable ends shall be sealed to prevent the
ingress of moisture.
6.3.6 The cable drums shall be marked as tested and inspected.
6.3.7 Inspection and test results shall be recorded on SHR-FRM-QUA-E-0101X.

6.4

Cable Installation Inspection

6.4.1
Prior to laying cables in trenches, the dimensions of the trenches shall be
checked against the approved drawings. Particular attention shall be paid to the
requirement for bedding of clean sand. Duct banks, underground sleeves and road
crossings shall be inspected and cleared prior to cable pulling.
6.4.2
QC Inspector (Electrical) shall ensure that trenches are clean and free from
foreign debris and shall inspect where cables are laid in troughs or ducts.
6.4.3
Where cables are laid on trays or racks these shall be inspected by QC
Inspector (Electrical) to ensure the routing is complete and free from any sharp
edges or obstacles.
6.4.4
Cable manufacturers installation instruction shall be strictly followed and
where applicable climatic conditions shall be considered prior to pulling the cable

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to avoid risk of damage to outer sheath of the cable in low or high ambient
temperature depending on cable type.
6.4.5
Where cable drum schedule is available, the site supervisor shall ensure
that the individual cable lengths are taken from the designated drum.
6.4.6
Throughout the cable pulling process the Site Electrical Supervisor shall ensure that
undue stress is not applied to the cable. Where a cable winch is used, the
manufacturers permissible pulling tension values shall be adhered to.
6.4.7
A sufficient number of workmen and rollers shall be used to prevent the
damage of the cable being pulled at the corners and cross-sections where the
cable changes its direction.
6.4.8
For all cables, the direction of pulling shall be as indicated by the arrow
on the cable drum.
6.4.9
Where cables of different voltage levels and/or service are run in parallel,
segregation shall be in accordance with the specification and typical electrical
installation drawings.
6.4.10
Ensure that single core cables feeding three phase loads are installed in
trefoil formation.
Any other formation shall be approved by Petrofac
engineering.
6.4.11
Cables shall be identified
Documents/Project specification.
6.4.12

properly

according

to

Engineering

Underground cable shall be inspected prior to trench back filling to ensure

following:
a) Cable segregation between different voltage levels, instrument/ PA/GA/ Telecomm
cables etc.
b) Cable arrangement, satisfactory bending radius, dressing and routing as per applicable
drawing and no physical damage.
c) Identification markers provided at specified intervals, route changes, at duct banks
and each bends etc.
d) Single core cable supplying three phase loads are in trefoil formation or as specified by
engineering.
e) All cable entries are sealed off with an approved sealant.
f)

Where cables are to be installed in a multi-layer cable trench, each layer shall be
inspected by Electrical QC inspector to ensure cable arrangement and thickness of
sand between/over the cables.
6.4.13
Prior to release the trench for final backfilling by civil, trench shall be
inspected to ensure thickness of soft sand filling over the cable, proper
installation of warning tape and protection tiles etc.
6.4.14
In addition to 6.4.12- a to d, aboveground cables shall be inspected to ensure
following:
a) Spare space is available in each tray and trays are not over filled.
b) Protected from sharp edges of cable trays.

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c) Correct type of tie wraps or clamps used at specified intervals.

6.4.15
Inspection results shall be recorded on SHR-FRM-QUA-E-0102X, SHR-FRM-QUA-E0104X, SHR-FRM-QUA-E-0106A and SHR-FRM-QUA-E-0108A as applicable.

6.5

D.C Sheath Integrity Test of MV/HV Cables

6.5.1
Where an after installation test of the over sheath is performed, a voltage
of 4 KV DC per millimetre of specified thickness of extruded over sheath shall be
applied with a maximum of 10 KVDC between the underlying metallic layers and the
ground, for a period of 1 minute. All metallic layers (screen, metallic sheath,
armour, etc.) under the over sheath shall be connected together.
6.5.2

The minimum average thickness shall be used to calculate the test voltage .

6.5.3
For the test to be effective, it is necessary that the ground makes good
contact with all of the outer surface of the over sheath. A conductive layer on the
over sheath or moist backfill can assist in this.

6.6

6.5.4

No breakdown of the over sheath shall occur during the test.

6.5.5

Test results shall be recorded on SHR-FRM-QUA-E-0107X.

Cable Glanding and Termination

All glanding and termination activities shall be carried out by experienced
competent electricians with correct tools. For MV/HV cables, it shall be carried
out only by a Qualified/Certified electrician for a specified voltage level/ type of
termination in accordance with manufacturers instructions.
Cable shall be tested as in 6.9, before and after cable glanding to ensure integrity
of cable insulation. Electrician involved is fully responsible for this in process
testing activity.
6.6.1

Cable Glanding

a) Cable glanding shall be done as per manufacturers instructions.

b) Cable glands shall be selected to suit the type of cable and termination box/
enclosure, and shall be of the appropriate type of protection. ( e.g. Exd- Exe).
c) Effective earth continuity shall be ensured between the cable armour/braid and the
gland earth tag or metallic earth plate.
d) Cable gland material shall be as per installation details and project specification.
e) Non-magnetic gland and gland plate shall be used for glanding single core cables.
f)

The entire body of a cable shall enter a gland and the outer sheath of the cable shall
not be removed before entering the waterproof seal.

g) If specified, at outdoor locations the cable glands shall be provided by shroud and
shall be fitted with the close fitting shroud completely enclosing the gland.
h) Cable glands on equipment in the plant shall be mounted at the bottom to prevent
ingress of water. Where cable glands are installed in the side wall of equipment, the
cable shall enter from below the cable entry level. Cable coming from top shall first
drop to below the gland level. Top entry shall be strictly avoided.
i)

Glands between non-classified areas shall be as specified in the job description

specification. Particular care should be paid to this requirement.

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j)

Glands terminating in unthreaded enclosures shall be provided with earth continuity

by attachment of earth continuity bonds.

k) Verify proper dressing of cables at both ends and supports provided as required.
l)

Ensure that correct IP washer provided wherever applicable to maintain IP rating of

the enclosure.

m) Where cables are terminated by glands into non-metallic enclosures having threaded
entries and internal earth continuity plates, or metallic enclosures having clearance
holes, a locknut and serrated washer shall be used to guarantee the earth continuity
between the gland body/cable armour and the enclosure. Where applicable, verify
tightness of lock nut.
n) Ensure that gland components are properly assembled as instructed by manufacturer,
tightened and seals are not damaged.
o) Ensure that correct thread type is used and thread engagement is satisfactory. e.g. in
an Ex d enclosure, minimum five full thread engagement required for parallel threads
and wrench tight for taper threads.
p) Inspection results shall be recorded on SHR-FRM-QUA-E-0106A or SHR-FRM-QUA-E0108A as applicable.
6.6.2

Cable Termination

a) Within equipment terminal boxes an adequate cable core tail shall be provided to
enable each cable core to be connected to any terminal of the enclosure.
b) For multi-core terminal in boxes a sufficient length of cable tail shall be left to allow
for re-making and termination of each core.
c) Cable tails of conductors and wires shall be fitted with compression type terminal
connecting lugs. Wire/terminal lugs or thimbles shall be of the correct type and size
for each conductor. Crimping of the over/undersized lug is not permitted.
d) All connections at the cable termination shall be mechanically and electrically firm
and shall be protected against mechanical damage or any vibration liable to occur.
e) Cable conductor shall be identified according to the terminal block drawings. The
method of identification is as specified in the job specification and installation
drawings. Project cable colour code shall be strictly followed.
f)

Ensure conductors are insulated, not touching with the cable entry component.

g) Verify cable dressing inside the enclosure.

h) Spare cores of the cables shall be stripped and terminated at the spare terminals and
linked to earth.
i)

Verify screen/shield wires are properly insulated/terminated, or cut off based on

applicable drawings.

j)

Bolted connections above 10mm size shall be torqued with calibrated torque wrench.
Torque value shall be as per manufacturers published data.

k) Inspection results shall be recorded on SHR-FRM-QUA-E-0106A or SHR-FRM-QUA-E0108A as applicable; in addition SHR-FRM-QUA-E-0105A shall be filled for medium
voltage cables.

6.7

Cable Jointing
6.7.1

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Cable joints are generally not recommended, however cable joints

may be necessary if cable manufactured length is shorter than actual
route length. Any other situations arise for a cable joint shall be
approved by Petrofac engineering.

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6.7.2

Cable jointing process shall be carried out as per joint kit

manufacturers instructions by a qualified/certified electrician for a
specified voltage level/ type of joint.

6.7.3 Before starting cable jointing process,

a) Check to ensure that the kit supplied fits the cable, including joint kit type and
rating.
b) Refer the kit label and the title of the installation instruction manual.
c) Carefully read and follow the steps in the installation instruction manual supplied
with joint kit.
d) Ensure that all special tools are available at site including gas torch.
e) Verify that joint chamber is adequately protected from dust, wind and where
applicable temperature is maintained.
6.7.4
6.7.5

Cable shall be tested as in 6.9, before and after cable splicing.

Joint identification tag/marker shall be provided as per project

6.7.6
6.7.7

requirement.
Cable joint location shall be marked on As-built drawing.
Inspection and test results shall be recorded on SHR-FRM-QUA-E0105A.

6.8

Insulation Resistance and Continuity Test

6.8.1 Insulation resistance between each core and between cores and earth or
armouring/screen as applicable shall be checked. Conductors which are
not under test shall be grounded during the test. Continuity of individual
core and armour/screen as applicable shall be checked.
6.8.2 For all underground cables, test shall be performed after laying and before
backfilling and where applicable before and after completion of splice
joints.
6.8.3 Power and control cables rated up to 600V shall be tested at 500VDC for
one minute and cables rated 600V to 1000V shall be tested at 1000VDC for
one minute.
6.8.4 MV/HV cables shall be tested at 5000VDC for one minute.
6.8.5 Phase sequence of power cables shall be verified.
6.8.6 Test shall be repeated after glanding at both ends with cable ends
prepared, lugs crimped but not connected to related equipment. Low
Voltage power cables may be connected at substation end with isolators
kept open during the test.
6.8.7 Insulation resistance for satisfactory installation shall not be lower than
Manufacturers recommended values or applicable project specification.
6.8.8 Test results shall be recorded on SHR-FRM-QUA-E-0103X and SHR-FRM-QUAE-0106A as applicable.

6.9

High Voltage Test

6.9.1

After completion of jointing, glanding and end terminations the cables shall be IR
and continuity tested as mentioned in 6.8.

6.9.2

Prior to commencing the high voltage test, the area should be effectively roped

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off to exclude unauthorized entry and Work Permit shall be issued.

6.9.3

The tests shall be conducted as per this document or as recommended by cable

manufacturer, witnessed and results recorded by Site QC Electrical
Inspector.

6.9.4

Test voltages shall be a DC voltage equal to 4xU 0 or as specified by cable

manufacturer.

6.9.5

The test voltage shall be applied to each conductor with all other conductors
shorted to armour shields and earth.

6.9.6

The initial test voltage (10% of final test voltage) shall be applied to the cable
and the voltage allowed to stabilize.

6.9.7

The applied voltage shall be increased gradually in 10% steps until final test
voltage is reached and the voltage and leakage current recorded at each
step after stabilization.

6.9.8

The final test voltage shall be applied for 15 minutes and the leakage current
values recorded at 5 minute intervals, including ambient temperature
and relative humidity. No breakdown of the insulation resistance should
occur.

6.9.9

When each test is complete the cable potential shall be discharged using a hot
stick and rubber insulated gloves rated for the test values. After
discharge, the cable shall be checked again for residual voltage potential
and left grounded for a time interval at least equal to the amount of
time, test voltage was applied to assure complete discharge.

6.9.10

Insulation Resistance test shall be repeated as in 6.8 after high voltage test.

6.9.11

After completion of the tests the cable ends shall be sealed to prevent the
ingress of moisture.

6.9.12

The test results shall be recorded on SHR-FRM-QUA-E-0108A.

6.10 Inspection & Test Status

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6.10.1

Inspection and Testing shall be

carried out based on this
document and applicable approved
ITPs.

6.10.2

Inspection and Test results shall be

recorded on relevant SHR-FRMQUA indicated on the applicable
ITPs and shall be signed off by all
parties involved without any delay.

6.10.3

Inspection and Test status of each

tagged items shall be maintained
by QC department to ensure that
all activities mentioned in ITPs are
completed and recorded on
relevant SHR-FRM-QUAs.

6.10.4

Inspection and Test status of non-

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tagged items (if any) shall be

separately
controlled
and
maintained
to
ensure
the
completion of work as per ITP.
6.10.5

Inspection and Test status control

sheet shall be used as a guideline
to
monitor
outstanding
work/inspection/test etc.

6.11 Testing & Measuring Equipment

6.11.1
All testing & measuring equipment
shall be mechanically and electrically in
good condition.
6.11.2
All testing & measuring equipment
shall have a valid calibration certificate and
sticker indicating the calibration date and
next due date.
6.11.3
Testing & measuring equipment
shall
be
handled
by
competent
electricians/technicians.
6.11.4
Manufacturers instruction manual
shall be available at site for ready reference.
6.11.5
All testing & measuring equipment
shall be periodically calibrated/validated,
monitored and controlled.
6.11.6
Calibration records shall be
maintained by Subcontractor QC and
monitored by Petrofac.

6.12 Safety
6.12.1
Installation, inspection and testing shall be carried out in accordance with
Project HSSE Plan.
6.12.2
Site personnel shall adhere to the site safety policies at all times with
emphasis on wearing the correct PPE and equipment appropriate to the type of
the operation being performed.
6.12.3
All personnel including third parties shall be safety inducted prior to entry
on site.
6.12.4
Safety risks involved shall be constantly monitored for changes in site
conditions.
6.12.5
Prior to commencements of work every day, the supervisor shall check all
equipment and tools are in good condition.
6.12.6

All Electrical Inspection & Test described in this document shall be

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conducted in a safe manner and good engineering practice.

6.12.7
Precautions shall be taken during tests carried out by other disciplines (eg:
Pneumatic test of piping system)
6.12.8
During material handling operations, safe working of cranes and slings
shall be observed.
6.12.9
When required, necessary work permit shall be obtained from HSSE
Department as per relevant procedure.

7.0

RECORDS

7.1

List of Verifying Documents (SHR-FRM-QUAs)

No.

ITR No.

Description

SHR-FRM-QUA-E-0101X

SHR-FRM-QUA-E-0102X

SHR-FRM-QUA-E-0103X

SHR-FRM-QUA-E-0104X

SHR-FRM-QUA-E-0105A

Cable Jointing/Termination Certificate

SHR-FRM-QUA-E-0106A

Inspection and Test Record of

Electrical Cables after Glanding and
Termination (<1000V)

SHR-FRM-QUA-E-0107X

Sheath Integrity Test of MV/HV cables

SHR-FRM-QUA-E-0108A

Inspection, Insulation Resistance & HiPot Test of MV/HV Cables

Insulation Resistance and Continuity

Test Record-Electrical Cable on Drum
(Before Installation)
Cable Trench and Duct Bank Inspection
Before Cable Pulling
Insulation Resistance and Continuity
Test Record-Electrical Cable On
Trench, Before Backfilling
Inspection of Cables in Trench Before
Final Backfilling

8.0

APPENDICES

8.1

Guideline for Cable Repair at Site (Appendix-1)

8.1.1

In case of any damage found on cable outer sheath, it shall be

identified by proper marking and temporarily protect the damage by
applying self-amalgamating tape and then insulation tape. Damaged
cable should not be exposed for long time in order to avoid ingress of
moisture.

8.1.2

All repairs (if any) shall be carried out as per manufacturers

instructions by a qualified/certified electrician. In absence of
manufacturers instructions, this section shall be used as guideline.

8.1.3

Cables shall be tested as in 6.9, before and after repairing.

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8.1.4

Site Preparation shall be as follows:

a)All the required materials and necessary tools to carry out the job shall be
arranged in advance.
b)
The heat shrinkable jacket or splicing kit (As required) shall be
verified for its expiry date before the unpacking of the kit. The cable types
and sizes will be verified to see the compatibility with the existing damaged
cable.
c)The cable trench in the area of work shall be well protected by warning
tapes/signs in the event the work is continued more than a day
d)
Ensure the Electrician / Cable jointer involved in the work will be
qualified to execute the work in a competent manner maintaining a high
quality cable repair works.
e)
Ensure that the weather conditions are suitable for the type of work
to be done.
f) Where applicable, ensure that the workmen are adequately briefed of the
working and safety procedures in the existing plant.
g)Where applicable, ensure that feeder for the cable is isolated and latched
to avoid electrocution by workmen.

8.1.5 Cable damages shall be categorized as follows:

Category 1: Any cable which has an external & internal damage of XLPE Insulation,
insulation screen, armour and the inner insulation will be classified as
Category-1 damage.
Category 2: Any cable which has an external & internal damage to PVC insulation
and the armour shall be checked visually to see if the inner sheath
and the cores have any damage. If found satisfactory, such cable shall
be tested for the satisfactory insulation resistance and the continuity
test. Upon acceptance of test values, this cable will be classified as
Category-2 damage.
Category 3: Any cable which has only external PVC outer sheath damage. The cable
will be visually inspected carefully; it shall then be tested for the
satisfactory insulation value and the continuity test. Such cables will
be classified as Category-3 damage.

8.1.6

Rectification of cable damage shall be carried out as follows based on

category of damage.

Category 1: This type of damage shall be rectified by cutting that portion of the
damaged cable. Add a new piece of cable similar to the existing type
and rating and make a suitable splice joint by using approved slicing
kit.
Category 2: These cables shall be repaired by using a splice kit excluding the
straight ferrules to recreate the outer protection. However if the
cable does not satisfy the inspection/test, this cable shall follow the
category-1 procedure of repair.
Category 3: These cables will be repaired by self-amalgamating tape on the outer
sheath of cable or by heat shrinkable jacket.
8.1.7

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Cable repair location shall be marked on As-built drawing.

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8.1.8

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Inspection & Test results shall be recorded on SHR-FRM-QUA-E-0105A

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