PVC Conduit

[augie47]

In Chapter 9, Table 4, there are four Tables listed for PVC Conduit, One is Sch 80, One is Type EB, One is Sch 40 & HDPE and One is Type A, Sch 40.
Which Table applies to the "standard" Sch 40 normally used in above ground installations ?

 

[infinity]

C10 or C10(A) for compact conductors.

 

[augie47]

Actually this was a "pass along" question from an "lurker" and the person initiating it was using Table 4 since it was conductors of different sizes.
If I recall correctly, Type A PVC is listed for concrete encasement but I wanted to confirm before I answered him.

 

[mgookin]

Ask and you shall receive.
http://ulstandards.ul.com/standard/?id=651

 

[iwire]

Ask and you shall receive.

Great, I would like one million dollars and if you could not report it to the IRS or my family that would be outstanding.

 

[mgookin]

Great, I would like one million dollars and if you could not report it to the IRS or my family that would be outstanding.

I can take care of the 2nd part of that right now. Poof. Done!

Now that first part.... that's going to take some time. :lol:

 

[Dennis Alwon]

In Chapter 9, Table 4, there are four Tables listed for PVC Conduit, One is Sch 80, One is Type EB, One is Sch 40 & HDPE and One is Type A, Sch 40.
Which Table applies to the "standard" Sch 40 normally used in above ground installations ?

Sch 40& HDPE---The applicable table is the one that states art. 352 and 353-Rigid PVC Schedule 40. No other table states sch 40