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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.