This document summarizes the routing of primary instrument cables from the LCR to various field junction boxes and locations at the WKO site. It includes a list of 69 cables to be run on Layer 01, specifying cable types, lengths, colors, and termination points. Concerns are raised regarding finalized locations of some junction boxes and clearance needed for the instrument trench. Attachments provide further details on cable routing, schedules, and trench requirements.
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6. CABLES LAY ON LAYER#01
Type of Cable
No of
Cores/
Pairs/
Triads
Core /
Pair size
(sq.mm)
Voltage
Rating
(volts)
IS / NIS
Cable
Length
(Mtrs)
Outer
Sheath
Colour
IS 1765 Blue
NIS 400 Red
10T 1 NIS 325 Red
12P 1 IS 375 Blue
12T 1 NIS 750 Red
10P 1 IS 775 Blue
16P 1 IS 2340 Blue
IS 320 Blue
NIS 1025 Red
8C 2.5 NIS 800 Red
IS 3325 Blue
NIS 1050 Black
12T 1 IS 650 Blue
IS 3115 Blue
NIS 375 Black
20P 1 NIS 320 Black
Cu/XLPE/LC/PVC/SWA/PVC 2C 4 600/1000 NIS 400 Black
IS 650 Blue
NIS 650 Black
20P 1 300/500 NIS 2260 Black
IS 1300 Blue
NIS 1125 Black
2P 1.5 300/500 IS 380 Blue
300/500
1
10P
600/1000
2.5
24C
24C
600/1000
300/500
1
16P
1
10P
300/500
Cu/MICA/XLPE/IS/OS/PVC/LC/
TPE/GSWA/PVC
Cu/MICA/XLPE/OS/PVC/LC/TPE
/GSWA/PVC
Cu/XLPE/IS/OS/PVC/LC/TPE/GS
WA/PVC
Cu/XLPE/OS/PVC/LC/TPE/GSW
A/PVC
1
10P
300/500
2.5
As Per Document
Cable Type Mtrs
IS 14995
NIS 9480
Total 24475
Cable Details – As per cable schedule Cable Laying for first layer
8. CABLES THROUGH DUCT SLEEVES (DUCT BANK # 1, 1A, 2)
UCP, CMS, LP, F&G
Blue - IS (Analog/SignalCable) Blue - IS (Digital/Control Cable) Blue - IS (A) Blue - IS (D) Blue - IS (A)
Black - NIS
(A)
Black - NIS (D) Black - NIS (A) Red - IS (A) Red - NIS (D) Red - IS (A) Red - NIS (D)
948 940 941 942 950 951 944 953 954 955 961 957 963 964 280 949 943 945 956 958 965 952 962 983 747 753 760 663 671 820 824 826 705
Area#01 Area#01 Area#01 Area#01 Area#01 Area#01 Area#01 Area#01 Area#01 Area#01 Area#01 Area#01 Area#01 Area#01 Area#03 Area#01 Area#01 Area#01 Area#01 Area#01 Area#01 Area#01 Area#01 Area#03 Area#01 Area#01 Area#01 Area#04 Area#04 Area#02 Area#02 Area#02 Area#04
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
DCS
Blue - IS (A) Blue - IS (A) Blue - IS (D) Blue - IS (A)
Black - NIS
(D)
Black - NIS
(A)
Black - NIS (D) Black - NIS (A)
617 613 238 163 177 105 109 974 816 63 70 150 619 618 634 649 218 221 982 81 184
Area#05 Area#05 Area#04 Area#03 Area#03 Area#03 Area#03 Area#01 Area#02 Area#04 Area#04 Area#03 Area#05 Area#05 Area#05 Area#05 Area#03 Area#03 Area#01 Area#04 Area#03
8 9 10 11 12
ESD
Blue - IS (D) Blue - IS (A) Blue - IS (D) Blue - IS (A) Blue - IS (D)
652 650 651 89 138 139 98 223 140 224 192 197 978 202 215
Area#05 Area#05 Area#05 Area#04 Area#04 Area#04 Area#04 Area#03 Area#03 Area#03 Area#03 Area#03 Area#01 Area#03 Area#03
13 14 15 16
9. CONCERNS
JB#04, JB#10, JB#13, JB#14 Location not yet
finalized and remained for installation of JB.
Not sure about the primary cable sleeve route
for air compressor shelter.
Civil Clearance required for instrument trench
(refer to attachment “Instrument Trench”)