A Alwayslearningelec Senior Member Location NJ Occupation Estimator Oct 3, 2024 #1 Looks like they are in a manhole of some sorts. What is the cylinder thing that all the cables are going into or coming out of? Thanks.
Looks like they are in a manhole of some sorts. What is the cylinder thing that all the cables are going into or coming out of? Thanks.
Bill Annett Senior Member Location Wheeling, WV Occupation Retired ( 2020 ) City Electrical inspector Oct 3, 2024 #2 I don’t know what it is, but I too hope that someone sees this and will be able to tell us what it is. If I were to guess, my guess would be a fire resistive cable system. If this guess is good as my usually guesses, I am not even close. Thanks, Bill
I don’t know what it is, but I too hope that someone sees this and will be able to tell us what it is. If I were to guess, my guess would be a fire resistive cable system. If this guess is good as my usually guesses, I am not even close. Thanks, Bill
W winnie Senior Member Location Springfield, MA, USA Occupation Electric motor research Oct 3, 2024 #3 Looks like they are splicing an underground transmission line. My guess is that the entire line is sealed in a pipe in insulating fluid of some sort. https://www.pinterest.com/pin/793829871798901068/
Looks like they are splicing an underground transmission line. My guess is that the entire line is sealed in a pipe in insulating fluid of some sort. https://www.pinterest.com/pin/793829871798901068/
Bill Annett Senior Member Location Wheeling, WV Occupation Retired ( 2020 ) City Electrical inspector Oct 3, 2024 #4 winnie said: Looks like they are splicing an underground transmission line. My guess is that the entire line is sealed in a pipe in insulating fluid of some sort. https://www.pinterest.com/pin/793829871798901068/ Click to expand... That makes sense. Thank you. Thanks, Bill
winnie said: Looks like they are splicing an underground transmission line. My guess is that the entire line is sealed in a pipe in insulating fluid of some sort. https://www.pinterest.com/pin/793829871798901068/ Click to expand... That makes sense. Thank you. Thanks, Bill
TwoBlocked Senior Member Location Bradford County, PA Occupation Industrial Electrician Oct 3, 2024 #5 It may be cooled by de-ionized water, which is non-conductive.