Cables WC-534 (5-pair), and WC-535 (10-pair), and Cable Assemblies CC-345 and CC-355-A
Publisher: U.S. G.P.O.
Published: 1944
Place of publication: Washington, D.C., USA
Language: eng
Description: TM 11-371 Cables WC-534 (5-pair), and WC-535 (10-pair), and Cable Assemblies CC-345 and CC-355-A, 1944-10-12
Table of contents: title: LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS; title: Figure 1. Method of terminating Cable Assembly CC-355-A (10-pair) and Cable Assembly CC-345 (5 -pair) and Cable Stub CC-344. The complete illustration represents the termination of CC-355-A, and the upper molded terminal with dotted-line extension represents the termination of CC-345 and CC-344.; title: 2. Examples of use of 5- and 10-pair cable.; title: 3. Method of connecting Cable WC-534 to terminal strips.; title: 4. Examples of damage resulting from mishandling of connectors.; title: 5. Method of connecting connectors of cable assemblies.; title: 6. Method of retaining axle (pipe) in facias LC-13.; title: 7. Construction of wooden A-frame and axle for wooden cable reel.; title: 8. Basket hitch made with field wire.; title: 9. Example of identifying tag for 5-pair cable line.; title: 10. Overhead crossing support.; title: 11. Overhead crossing span.; title: 12. X-frame assembly.; title: 13. A-frame assembly.; title: 14. Kearney (Lay-cit) cable clamp.; title: 15. Location of pole guy wire on tree trunk.; title: 16. Method of attaching guy wire to tree trunk.; title: 17. Corner guys bisect the exterior angle at the corner.; title: 18. Guying at corners when the change in direction exceeds 58°.; title: 19. Guying poles for aerial cable construction.; title: 20. Method of securing pole in hole with pieces of brick, or broken stones.; title: 21. Forms of guy anchors for use with aerial cable lines.; title: 22. Pulling cable to proper sag with hand line.; title: 23. Single and double dead-ends made with basket hitches.; title: 24. Intermediate support for cable using hanger.; title: 25. Sling method of making dead-end attachments to trees.; title: 26. Field wire sling for intermediate support of cable in trees.; title: 27. Corner sling for use with cable supported by trees.; title: 28. Tension bridge with basket hitches at an expedient splice.; title: 29. Tension bridge with cable clamps at an expedient splice.; title: 30. Long span construction for aerial cable lines.; title: 31. Method of slitting rubber jacket of cable.; title: 32. Method of separating rubber jacket from conductors.; title: 33. Rubber jacket removed from cable to be spliced.; title: 34. Method of joining conductors.; title: 35. Method of insulating conductor splices.; title: 36. Applying DR tape.; title: 37. Spliced cable prepared for taping.; title: 38. Rubber tape applied to splice.; title: 39. Friction tape applied to splice.; title: 40. Method of preparing the conductors for splicing.; title: 41. Method of splicing conductors with sleeves.; title: 42. Step-by-step splicing procedure for Cables WC-534 and WC-53.; title: 43. Taping gauge for vulcanized splices.; title: 44. Vulcanizer.; title: CONTENTS; title: SECTION I. DESCRIPTION.; title: Purpose 1 1; title: Cable and cable assemblies 2 1; title: Shipping reels 3 4; title: Capabilities 4 4; title: II. INSTALLATION.; title: General 5 6; title: Installation procedures 6 6; title: Ground surface installation 7 10; title: Buried lines 8 15; title: Aerial cable lines 9 15; title: MAINTENANCE.; title: Preventive maintenance 10  33; title: Moistureproofing and fungiproofing 11  33; title: Lubrication 12  33; title: IV. CABLE TESTING AND REPAIRING.; title: Fault location 13 34; title: Expedient splice 14 35; title: Permanent vulcanized splice 15 39; title: V. SUPPLEMENTARY DATA.; title: List of equipment 16 43