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How deep should a trench be dug for burying cables with protective sleeves underground?

2019-06-21View Original

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Standard GB 50168-2018 specifies that when buried directly without a cover, it should be buried 0.7 meters underground; however, it does not state how deep the trench should be when a conduit is used for burial Mine uses a DN50 galvanized pipe and a 50mm2 cable; thanks to everyone in advance{:3_53:}
Reply #22019-06-21
On-site experience: as long as it is under a muddy floor
Reply #32019-06-22
So, a rough version can only be produced at the stage of drawing; then the workers will carry out the work based on their experience
Reply #42019-10-10
Install normally, with the installation depth being no less than 0.7 meters underground
Reply #52019-10-11
That refers to cables laid underground without protective conduits; the original poster is asking about the situation with protective conduits
Reply #62019-10-11
That refers to cables laid underground without protective conduits; the original poster is asking about the situation with protective conduits
Reply #72019-10-12
The same is true for protective sleeves; generally, there are textual instructions in the drawings

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