An internal review of our underground cable conduits found that a majority of the Heavy Duty (HD) conduit bends have a bending radius below the minimum bending radius of our 11 & 33kV underground XLPE cables. As such, TS-085 has been updated to provide clear guidance in the correct application of the conduit bends and an opportunity to standardise process, providing a significant cost saving per annum.
Outer Diameter | Stock Item Number | Bend Angle | Centerline Bend Radius | Change or Replaces |
100MM | NC5770 | 15 | 1200 | NC5713* |
100MM | NC5771 | 30 | 1200 | NC5721* |
100MM | NC5772 | 45 | 1200 | NC5729* |
100MM | NC5773 | 90 | 1200 | NC5741*/NC5742* |
100MM | NC5774 | 15 | 1830 | NC5712 |
100MM | NC5775 | 30 | 1830 | NC5720 |
100MM | NC5776 | 45 | 1830 | NC5728 |
125MM | NC5777 | 15 | 1830 | NC5714/NC5716 |
125MM | NC5778 | 30 | 1830 | NC5722 |
125MM | NC5779 | 45 | 1830 | NC5730 |
125MM | NC5780 | 90 | 1830 | NC5744 |
150MM | NC5781 | 45 | 1830 | NC5733 |
*Denotes the conduit has been retained for use however, the application has been changed.
In addition, the following Light Duty bends have been removed from stock: NC5712, NC5720, NC5728, NC5714,
NC5722, NC5730, NC5733.
Any new design must specify the corresponding conduit as per Table 9 of TS-085 (Feb 2019 edition) for LV, 11kV and 33kV sized cables. Incorrect application may result in reduced life expectance for the cable. Further information on E-Drawings can be accessed via SA Power Networks. Technical Standards. Please contact our Standards & Equipment Hotline on (08) 8404 4200.