LT Trench Installation

Trench can be maneuvered with a forklift & chain

Concast can supply chain & swivel hoist rings

Setting the LT trench in place

This single section of trench will provide plenty of cable training space below the flat pad & transformer.

Standard Concast end plates help to seal the system.

It is important to make sure the trench top surface is level so that the flat pad will be correctly seated.

Trench Bottom has non-standard round openings

LT Trench End Plate Installation

Trench prior to installing the stub.

Stub Installation

First Leg of Installation is Completed

Threaded lifting inserts are cast into most Concast parts, like this modular flat pad.

Flat pad is being lifted by a standard bucket

Setting this modular flat pad onto the already installed trench.

The modular flat pad being set onto the trench.

Another view of the flat pad being set onto the trench.

The stub and trench can be seen below the flat pad.

Verifying that the modular flat pad is level.

Looking into one of the flat pad openings, and into the trench below it.

The stub sticks up through the opening in the flat pad. Note the swivel hoist rings that have not been removed yet.

Electrical equipment being installed by Xcel Energy.

The guys commented on how much easier it is to do their installation with the Concast modular flat pad system vs. a standar installation.

Photo of cabling being routed using the MFPS (Modular Flat Pad System).

View inside the electrical equipment and MFPS.

Electrical equipment being installed onto Concast's Modular Flat Pad System.