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Chapter 14 - Duct and Conduit
Chapter 14 Duct and Conduit473 Chapter 14 Duct and ConduitIntroductionThe general purpose of Conduit , or duct, is to provide a clear, protected pathway for a cable, or for smaller conduits, sometimes called innerducts. Advances in cable technologies, as well as the expense of repairing sensitive cable materials like fiber optic cable, have driven preferences for protective Conduit over that of direct burial. Polyethylene (PE) Conduit provides mechanical protection to fragile cable materials like fiber optic and coaxial cables, as well as protection from moisture or chemicals and even, in some cases, animals. Furthermore, the permanent pathway provided by Conduit also facilitates replacement projects or future installations of additional cable or duct. Buried Conduit evolved from terracotta tile, cast concrete and Transite to plastics in the 1960s. Originally, PVC was utilized, but ultimately, PE has emerged as the material of choice due to its distinct advantages in installation options, versatility and Conduit can be installed below ground by a variety of methods, including open trench, plowing, continuous trenching and directional drilling.
Chapter 14 14 - 5 . Duct and Conduit . 2 HDPE (High Density Polyethylene) Conduit History . The materials and installation methods used to install conduit have evolved
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