11 KV Cable Trench

Sirs:

Will you please help me find relevant article in NEC or Electrical Standards, if it is allowed to install control and monitoring cables in a 1.5 meter wide X 1.5 M deep x 6 m length of 11 KV cable trench without barriers. There was an earlier proposal to lay these cables separately on cab

rajesh

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We are having MOCB(minimum oil circuit breaker) with pressurized nitrogen.There is a debate going on about the sufficiency of the nitrogen pressure and its importance.I read somewhere that it aids in arc extinction.Can any body throw more light on it.

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madams/ sirs

by this question i'm correcting my previous question

what is the rate of allowable loss in leakage test of upvc pipes , if there are formula can be used to calculate the allowable loss for upvc pipeline.

best regards

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