Document LopDmLa8K41xLm5jyjdoGMZdX
Lead Industries Association, Inc.
CONFIDENTIAL *T .!> n;K).T)4N
*M MaOUon Ataeva Nn Ywt. N. V. 1*01T
TalapAoea: (til) C7M0M
!'
%
%S* `
4
October l8, 1J78
SUBJECT: HSPKDTT - *B3ST0jnr nows A nmnar or twxraa-rm Dorr*
10 TH* KBGBBS Or TBS I2AS VtOSTBOB ASSOCIATED*, 2JC.
Encloaed la a reprint fro* Electrified Ihduatry "Hlatory Proves A future
Of Trouble-free IXity" featuring an L.I.A. tteleaae on tbe continuing use
9
of lead t&eatbed Cable, electrified Industry baa a Monthly circulation of 53.000 to key utllltle* personnel.
If you vould like to have additional coplea of tbla reprint for diatrlbutlca to your ataff or custoaers, pleaae do Dot baaltate to contact ua.
Vary truly youre,
LEAD DCDUBTRUS ASSOCIATE, ZAC.
clL
IU:cs Zacl.
K. Aaaadl Manager - Publication*
*
1
1
w?gippiipijjpiwtgi?^^
lUyrtwy hmm
..ti
Electrified Industry
Distributed by
Lead Industries Association, Inc.
2tt U*4on Am Nm Yor*. HY. 10017
iw*n
Is
yk~. "`
'i
N 3476.01
) :
irtN^Wfisifiaiiagnafaf-
History Proves A Future
Of Trouble-Free Duty
.. .from underground power distribution system
,3
..-S i
motor twitches. Cablet art 15 kV, 500 MCW. compeer-sector paperinauUted end ere protected with e lead theath. AJI this cebk it neoprene jacketed to control (round current corrosion often found neer high powered electric motors end rfliiai,
e FOUR CABLES ere connected to the tenrwneton beneath one of the mtlf't drive motors. The soft, flexible end corrouoo-resirteni cable hei proven hseff in more then 20 yean of operation elsewhere in the ptent.
LONG, TROUBLE-FREE SERVICE b assured for oor of the a* tioo*i larger fled rotting pulls u a mutt of installing over rdm mdet of paper-insulated, ked-sheathed cable. The mitt hes btea using thb ty pe of cable for tU underground distributee system for over 20 yean. The addition of a su-stand, cold reduction mitt at the facility made necessary an extensive revamping of the electric power distribution f>-siem. Existing cables were re-routed end replaced to provide power for existing facilities. New ducts were constructed to carry the power cable to existing equipment and to the new mfli
Six cables carry 13.8 kV power from a primary transformer to the switchgear of one of the motors located about 1100 feet away. Four 100-foot cables serve the motor. The second motor b served the tame way except it b about 175 feel from the switchgear. Exposed cablet within the building are wrapped with ere proofing tape to minim ire any possible fire hazard, Socrcv LrxJ Indvttrin Awocwtio*. lac.
l t-; K
h