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cable schedule &cable block diagram

04/26/2010 10:50 AM

sir,

I want to know how can i manage cable scheduling and what content are inside it?

plz undersand to me in detailsand cable block diagram also same.

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Re: cable schedule &cable block diagram

04/26/2010 11:05 AM

A cable block diagram typically shows graphically all the pieces of control equipment and panels, etc., and the interconnection between them. Cable number and the number of cores or pairs of cores are usually all that is needed to be shown.

The cable schedule is developed from the cable block diagram, and will show cable length, core size, construction and type of power/signal in the cable as well as the number and number of cores/pairs. It will also show if the cable is to be provided by the installer, or whether the cable is supplied by an equipment vendor as well.

Both documents are valuable to the installer as well as the specifier.

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Re: cable schedule &cable block diagram

04/26/2010 12:08 PM

G.A. , I mean Good Afternoon
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Re: cable schedule &cable block diagram

04/26/2010 10:48 PM

sir,

i read answer but i want to know more i mean cable block digram in form of drawing.

plz describe

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