Issues regarding instrument installation

2010-04-14 View Original

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The instrumentation installation is about to begin. Now there is a question at hand: it is not known whether the protective tube for the instrument can be buried underground Because it’s not easy to lay pipes in some areas. Can it then be buried in the ground? So it will be covered with concrete on top?

Reply #2 2010-04-14

If it’s not possible to run pipes, burrowing them is the only option. But if there are issues with the wires, it can be quite troublesome

Reply #3 2010-04-14

It’s best not to bury it if possible; it depends on the circumstances on site

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