Vuyani Zimbane Drawing and FDP 3 1

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GENERAL SPECIFICATION FOR INTERMEDIATE H-POLE DOUBLE CIRCUIT FREE STANDING
STRUCTURE
Picture:
STEEL POLES - MILD STEEL GRADE 300WA- HOT DIPPED GALVANISED TO
SANS 121
DESIGNED FOR 132kV DOUBLE CIRCUIT H-POLE INTERMEDIATE STRUCTURE
EACH POLE LEG - TIP LOAD : 23kN
LENGTHS VARIES FROM 20M TO 24M
STRAIGHTNESS TO BE LENGTH/500 OVER EACH SHAFT SECTION
ALL BOLTS TO BE GRADE 8,8 H.D. GALVANISED TO SANS 121
ALL WELDS = 6 mm. C.F.W. U.O.N.
ALL PARTS T0 BE CLEARLY MARKED
PORTION OF 200mm ABOVE AND 500mm BELOW NOMINAL PLANTING DEPTH
TO BE BITUMEN TREATED.
PLANTING DEPTHS:
20M -> 2.5M
21M -> 2.6M
22M -> 2.7M
23M -> 2.8M
24m -> 2.9M
ATTACHMENTS REQUIRED FOR 3 X 132KV POST INSULATORS ON BOTH
SIDES AND 2 X OPGW/SHIELDWIRE ATTACHMENT AT THE TOP.
3000mm centres
1900mm
2200mm
2200mm

WBS No: WES 928/939

Vuyani-Zimbane 1 & Mafini
And
Vuyani Zimbane 2 & Qunu
132kV Dual Circuit Feeder Lines
FINAL DESIGN PACKAGE

CONSULTANT PROJECT N: 190.11.01.122 AUGUST 2012

486 JACQUELINE DRIVE
GARSFONTEIN X8
PRETORIA
0063
TEL: (012) 348 8555
FAX: (012) 348 5656
300 WALMER RD
SOUTH END
PORT ELIZABETH
6001
TEL: (041) 581 2262
FAX: (041) 581 4564
15 / 17 ST GEORGES
ROAD
BELGRAVIA
EAST LONDON
5201
TEL: (043) 743 3809
FAX: (043) 743 9321
14 PRINCE ALFRED ST REET
QUEENSTOWN
5320
TEL: (045) 838 1815
FAX: (045) 838 1489
1 TULIP STREET
FORT GALE, UMTATA
5100
TEL: (047) 531 1772
FAX: (047) 531 1772
Vuyani-Zimbane1 and Mafini-Vuyani1 Double Circuit 132kV Feeder Lines

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CONTENTS
1 INTRODUCTION. ........................................................................................................................................ 3
1.1 GENERAL. ...................................................................................................................................... 3
1.2 DESCRIPTION. ............................................................................................................................... 3
1.3 SAFETY MANAGMENT. ................................................................................................................. 5
2 CONTRACT ACTIVITIES. ........................................................................................................................... 6
2.1 BUSH CLEARING........................................................................................................................... 6
2.2 PEGGING OF ALL STRUCTURE AND FOUNDATION POSITIONS............................................... 6
2.3 EXCAVATION................................................................................................................................. 6
2.4 FOUNDATION INSTALLATION....................................................................................................... 6
2.5 ASSEMBLY..................................................................................................................................... 7
2.6 ERECTION...................................................................................................................................... 8
2.7 STRINGING.................................................................................................................................... 8
2.8 ROUTE REINSTATEMENT........................................................................................................... 10
2.9 CLOSING SPANS ......................................................................................................................... 10
2.10 ESTIMATED TIME SCALE: ........................................................................................................... 10
3 SCHEDULE OF STRUCTURES AND FOUNDATIONS............................................................................. 10
3.1 STRUCTURE TYPES.................................................................................................................... 10
3.2 FOUNDATIONS............................................................................................................................ 10
4 BILL OF MATERIALS ............................................................................................................................... 10
5 CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS ................................................................................................................. 10
6 TABLE OF REFERENCES ....................................................................................................................... 10
6.1 SPECIFICATIONS ........................................................................................................................ 10
6.2 SPECIFICATIONS THAT FORM PART OF THE ABOVE.............................................................. 11
7 ANNEXURES
7.1 SOIL CLASSIFICATION
7.2 SAG & TENSION TABLES
7.3 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN
7.4 ENVIRONMENTAL SCOPING REPORT
7.5 BILL OF QUANTITIES
7.6 BIFURCATION
7.7 EARTHING STANDARD
7.8 STRUCTURE LABELLING
7.9 AVIATION SPHERES
7.10 DRAWINGS
7.10.1 STRUCTURE DRAWINGS
7.10.2 PROFILE DRAWINGS
7.11 IDENTIFICATION OF RISKS AND HAZARDS

1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 GENERAL
The project is required to cater for load growth in the Mthatha area.
1.2 DESCRIPTION
The proposed feeder lines as follows:
1. Vuyani Substation to existing Zimbane-Mafini 132kV line 2.2km dual circuit chickadee
conductor.

2. Vuyani Zimbane 2 & Qunu 132kV line 2.5km dual circuit Kingbird conductor

The structures to be used are the following:
H-Pole Braced Steel Intermediate Suspension D/C 88/132kV Self Supporting
258C 20m 132KV Suspension Steel Pole Double Circuit each 7
22m 132KV Suspension Steel Pole Double Circuit each 7
24m 132KV Suspension Steel Pole Double Circuit each 2
D-DT-7645 Monopole Steel Guyed Angle Strain S/C 88/132kV (0-90)
POLE,ST 132KV STRAIN 0-90 20m FOR 7645 SERIES each 18
D-DT-7618 3-Pole Strain (0-90)
D-DT-7107 13m + 2x11m 132kV 3-POLE (0-90) each 3
NEW QTY
REFERENCE /
DRAWING
NUMBER
UNIT
The quantities are based on current information available from ALS data. There may be some
minor changes after the structure positions are pegged and local restrictions been clarified.
Several line crossings will be required to be manually surveyed. Design specifications may be
revised during course of the project. The contractor is to ensure that the OPGW specialist is
aware of these crossings, and is catered for in the final costing. The latest revision must be
confirmed with the Project Engineer prior to ordering materials.
1.3 SAFETY MANAGMENT
This line crosses several lines and services. The contractor will be required to lower existing
22kV and 66kV lines, or use appropriate method of crossing.
The contractor is therefore required to appoint and retain the services of a competent person as
defined in the General Machinery Regulations of the OHS act.
This competent person shall write and affect specific and detailed procedures for the contractor
to perform the execution of the works in a safe manner. This will include on site supervision
where deemed necessary. The procedures are to include mitigation of electrostatic and
electromagnetic induction as well as safety clearances for workers.
All proposed work and procedures shall be in accordance with Eskoms operating regulations for
high voltage systems and shall be approved by the Field services Engineer.
The contractor is required to provide two persons qualified in terms of Eskoms HV regulations.
These persons will be required to be authorised prior to commencement of construction.

2 CONTRACT ACTIVITIES
NB:
For all activities the Environmental Management Plan, Scoping report and Record of decision
must be consulted.
All property owners are to be notified when work will commence on their property. The
contractor will be liable for losses incurred by property owners due to gates being left open,
damage to fences and or property
2.1 BUSH CLEARING

All servitude gates are required to be installed prior to commencement of bush clearing.
Contractor is required to provide locks and chains and ensure that landowners are notified in
advance when construction teams are to enter the property. Bush clearing is to be carried in
accordance with Eskom specification ESKASABG3 rev1. The work is to be carried out prior to
pegging. Special precautions are to be taken when cutting trees which could fall on existing
lines. The contractor will be liable for any losses directly or indirectly related to trees falling
during the bush clearing operation.
2.2 PEGGING OF ALL STRUCTURE AND FOUNDATION POSITIONS
The design is based on preliminary optimisation drawn from ALS profile data. In view of this,
should structures be required to be moved, the contractor shall refer to the engineer, who will
assess the proposed move. He shall authorise the move or implement an alternative solution. In
the event of an alternative solution, the revision shall be implemented in terms of contracted
rates. No additional cost compensation will be allowed.
The positions provided by Eskom are to be used as a guideline only. The contractor is
responsible for final surveyed structure positions. The contractor must confirm foundation and
stay with the project engineer prior to excavation.
2.3 EXCAVATION
A preliminary soil investigation has been carried out. This is available for tender purposes. The
contractor will however carry out a DCP test at each structure. The contractor must confirm
foundation positions as well as proposed stay types with the project engineer prior to installing
structures and stays.
2.4 FOUNDATION INSTALLATION

Stays must be of the adjustable type. Rock anchor stay foundation systems and installers will be
evaluated and approved by Eskom and all rock anchor foundations will be pull tested to the
satisfaction of the project engineer.
When foundation designs are provided by Eskom, these designs shall be considered as the
basis for the preferred foundation.
If foundation drawings are provided by Eskom, it shall remain the responsibility of the contractor
to verify such drawing to his satisfaction. Eskom accepts no responsibility for the completeness
or correctness of any foundation drawing provided.

The soil types indicated in the Schedule below is only a guideline. The contractor shall confirm
the soil types with a soil/rock investigation.
The soil/rock investigation shall be conducted to reasonably ensure that all encountered soil
and/or rock investigations to the satisfaction of Eskoms site representative to determine the
soil/rock suitability at each site. All costs of the soil/rock investigation shall be borne by the
contractor.
In addition to the minimum soil/rock investigation requirement, tests shall be carried out by the
contractor, is so required by Eskom, to confirm a soil or rock type classification and shall be
conducted in accordance with 7.3.1 of TRMSCAAC1.
No foundation shall be constructed on site without Eskom accepted drawings.
All drawing revisions must be approved by Eskom before being issued for construction
purposes.
Only one design of any of the foundation systems per tower type and soil or rock type, shall be
utilized on any one contractor.
Proprietary foundation systems not covered by this specification may be considered by Eskom
for specific applications.
An accepted earthing system shall be provided as part of the foundation price, unless otherwise
specified.
Eskom reserves the right to decide what foundation system as priced in schedule 2, shall be
installed for a particular soil/rock type nomination.
Soil design parameters for final design and contraction of drilled foundations shall be
determined by pile tests, foundation tests or comprehensive soil investigations described in
clause 7.3.1
All foundations to be priced for a total installation, including but not limited to: Setting out,
excavations, concrete work stays, backfilling, reinstatement & earthing in accordance with
drawings and specifications per structure.
1. All stay installations shall be pulled and certified to meet the required test load according to
specification SCSSCAA01.
2. Where a zero quantity is shown a rate must be entered in any case.
2.5 ASSEMBLY
All structures are to be assembled and dressed with the relevant insulator and assemblies prior
to erection.
The contractor shall be responsible for the supply, assembly and erection of all the structures
Structures shall be of the galvanized steel pole type, suitable to meet the requirements set out
in the schedule below.
When structure designs are provided by Eskom, these designs shall be considered as the basis
for the Main Offer.

If structure drawings are provided by Eskom, it shall remain the responsibility of the contractor to
verify such drawings to his satisfaction.
In addition to the main tender, the contractor may prepare alternative designs based on the
structure test loads and submit an Alternative Offer. The Alternative Offer shall be clearly
identified, and shall accompany the Main Offer submission. Eskom reserves the right to reject
any Alternative Offer.
Steel structure materials in storage shall be blocked off the ground with a sufficient number of
blocks to prevent bending or warping of members.
Steel structure materials shall be handled with the use of nylon or fabric slings. The use of
unprotected wire rope slings shall not be permitted.
Steel structure material shall not be dumped or dropped from trucks, but shall be carefully
unloaded and stacked.
Steel structure materials shall not be dragged on the ground.
The applicable type of structure shall be erected on the completed foundation. Structures shall
not be erected until the concrete has had at least 14 days in which to cure.
Steel members that become bent, twisted or deformed during transport, assembly or erection
shall be replaced or repaired as directed by Eskoms site representative, at no cost to Eskom.
Structure labels, Phase identification labels, Line identification labels and Line crossing labels
must be according to SCSSCAAP5. See SCSSCAAP5 regarding the details of the labels and
fixed positions.
The Conductor attachment height of the Triple Pole Structure D-DT 7618 MUST be horizontal.
2.6 ERECTION

Access route plans are required to be submitted for approval by Department of Economic
affairs, Environment and Tourism prior to erection.
The contractor is to take special safety precautions when erecting structures as the structures
are very slender. This line runs adjacent to an existing 132 kV line. Care must be exercised
when working close to other power lines, as the contractor would be held liable if his activities
cause un-planned power interruptions to other consumers.

2.7 STRINGING
Eskom shall supply the conductor. Before stringing commences, the contractor will be required
to compress sample phase and earth conductor mid span joints, as well as phase conductor
dead/end assemblies on site in the presence of an Eskom site representative, using the
matched and numbered dies and compressors intended to be used on the line during stringing.
These tests require verification by the CSIR.
These samples should be sent for testing by an approved testing facility, and the certificates of
these tests handed over to the Eskom site representative.

The contractor shall notify Eskoms site representative, at least 30 days in advance, of the time
he intends to make crossing of power lines etc.
The stringing prices tendered shall be complete, including any authorized temporary work
carried out by the contractor, the transport, erection and dismantling of temporary conductor
supports at all crossings.
The equipment and methods used for stringing the conductors (including earth conductors) shall
be such that the conductors will not be damaged. Specialist contractors are required to carry
out the work as tension stringing is required, long spans are utilised and optical earth wire
will be utilised.
All equipment shall be in excellent condition. Particular care shall be taken at all times to ensure
that the conductors are not damaged in any manner.
Matched conductor drums, marked with the same number followed the suffix A, B, C etc., shall
be used for each pull of multiple conductors per phase to ensure even sag characteristics and a
minimum number of joints. The contractor shall select the most suitable sets of matched
conductor drums for each stringing position to minimize wastage of conductor. The contractor
shall keep an accurate record of the phase and earth conductor drum numbers and their
position in the line. On completion of the contract, four copies of these records shall be supplied
to Eskom.
Tensions, while pulling, must be sufficient to clear all obstacles safely without damage to the
conductor. At no time shall the pulling tension exceed the tension shown on the sag charts.
During the progress of the stringing, the contractor shall keep an accurate record of the spans in
which conductor and earth conductor joints are made, the date of assembly onto the conductor
and the name of the linesman responsible for the joint. Four copies of these records shall be
supplied to Eskom on completion of each section of line
Sufficient notification must be given to Eskoms site representative prior to the installation of
compression fittings.
The contractor shall string all conductors and earth conductors to the appropriate sags and
tensions as specified.
Records of temperature, sag and tension for each section regulated shall be kept by the
contractor, and four copies of such records shall be supplied to Eskom on completion of the
contract.
Additional vibration dampers for spans longer than 365m shall be installed as part of the
stringing costs.
The number of dampers to be installed per span shall be as recommended by the manufacturer.

Stringing tensions and temperature are to be submitted to the Project Engineer.
Prior to stringing, the contractor is to submit a schedule with dates and times of outages
required for line, railway and road crossings. Authorised operators, working earths, road signage
are to be provided by the contractor for line, road, and rail crossings. The contractor is required
to ensure the relevant authorities are notified in advance of crossing dates and times. Outage
times shall be strictly adhered to.

The optical ground wire requires a specialist Eskom approved sub-contractor to erect and
splice. The main contractor must submit the name of his proposed sub-contractor with his
tender.

2.8 ROUTE REINSTATEMENT
All property owners are to be notified when work will commence on their property. The contractor
will be liable for losses incurred by property owners due to gates being left open, damage to
fences and or property
The contractor shall reinstate all roads and fences damaged during construction.

2.9 CLOSING SPANS
The contractor shall make arrangements with the substation supervisors for connection of the
closing spans to the gantries in the substations, and shall verify phasing prior to connecting the
spans.
2.10 ESTIMATED TIME SCALE:

As per contract Document
3 SCHEDULE OF STRUCTURES AND FOUNDATIONS
3.1 STRUCTURE TYPES
Steel Monopole structures will be used to construct the line.

3.2 FOUNDATIONS
All stay foundations are to be pull tested by an approved rig to 70% of UTS
4 BILL OF MATERIALS
As per BOQ in tender documentation.
5 CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS
Annexure 7.10 details the structure drawings and also the profile drawings associated with this
project.

6 TABLE OF REFERENCES

6.1 SPECIFICATIONS
Item
No
Specification No Rev Description
Attached
(Y/N)
6.1.1 TRMSCAAC1 Transmission Line Towers and Line Construction
6.1.2 SCSASABKO Distribution Standard Part 6: Section 11: Guyed
Mono Pole Intermediate Structures

6.1.3 SCSSCABG2 (Under
Revision)
Distribution Specification for Steel Mono-Pole
Compact Line Towers for Sub Transmission Lines
6.1.4 ENVIRONMENTAL
MANAGEMENT
PLAN
See Separate Document Y
6.1.5 ESKASABG3 1 Standard for Bush Clearance and Maintenance
Within Overhead Power Line Servitudes
6.2 SPECIFICATIONS THAT FORM PART OF THE ABOVE
Item
No
Attached
(Y/N)
6.2.1 BS 183 Specification for general purpose Galvanised steel
wire strand.
6.2.2 BS 443 Specification for testing zinc coatings on steel wire
and for quality requirements.
6.2.3 BS 970 Specification for wrought steels for mechanical and
allied engineering purposes.
6.2.4 BS EN 287-1 Approval testing of welders for fusion welding. Part
1: Essential variables, range of approval
examination and testing, acceptance requirements,
re-tests, period of validity. Annexes on steel
groups, welders test certificate, procedure
specification and job knowledge.
6.2.5 BS EN 288-3 Specification and approval of welding procedures
for metallic materials. Part 3: Welding procedure
tests for the arc welding of steels.

Item
No
Attached
(Y/N)
6.2.6 EVS 010 Quality requirements for quality related services
6.2.7 NWS 1109 Earthing of transmission line towers.
6.2.8 SABS 82 Bending dimensions of bars for concrete
reinforcement
6.2.9 SABS 135 ISO metric bolts, screws and nuts (hexagon and
square) (coarse thread free fit series)
6.2.10 SABS 182: Part V Zinc-coated steel wires for conductors and stays
6.2.11 SABS 675 Specification for zinc-coated fencing wire (plain and
barbed)
6.2.12 SABS 471 Portland cement (ordinary, rapid-hardening and
sulphate-resisting).
6.2.13 SABS 763 Hot-dip (galvanised) zinc coatings (other than on
continuously zinc-coated sheet and wire) (Appendix
C to apply)
6.2.14 SABS 920 Steel bars for concrete reinforcement
6.2.15 SABS 0100 Structural use of concrete
6.2.16 SABS 0144 Detailing of steel reinforcement for concrete
6.2.17 SABS Method 862 Slump of freshly-mixed concrete
6.2.18 SABS Method 863 Compressive strength of concrete (including making
and curing of the test cubes)
6.2.19 SABS 1200 GA Concrete Work (Small works)
6.2.20 SABS 0162-1 The structural use of steel, Part 1: Limit-states
design of hot-rolled steelwork
6.2.21 SABS 0162-2 The structural use of steel, Part 2: Limit-states
design of cold-formed steelwork
6.2.22 SABS 0162-3 The structural use of steel, Part 3: allowable stress
design steelwork.

ANNEXURES

7.1 SOIL CLASSIFICATION


ANNEXURES

7.2 SAG AND TENSION TABLES


ANNEXURES

7.3 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN


ANNEXURES

7.4 ENVIRONMENTAL SCOPING REPORT


ANNEXURES

7.5 BILL OF QUANTITIES


ANNEXURES

7.6 BIFURCATION


ANNEXURES

7.7 EARTHING STANDARD


ANNEXURES

7.8 STRUCTURE LABELLING


ANNEXURES

7.9 AVIATION SPHERES


ANNEXURES

7.10 DRAWINGS


ANNEXURES

7.10.1 STRUCTURE DRAWINGS

DRAWING SCHEDULE

Item
No
Drawing No Rev Description Sheets
Attached
(Y/N)

1. STRUCTURE DRAWINGS
1.1 258-C 2 Intermediate H-Structure 2
1.2 D-DT-7645 2 Monopole Steel Guyed Angle Strain S/C88/132kV- (0-90) 4
1.3 D-DT-7618 2 3-Pole Strain (0-90) 2
1.4 D-DT-7621 0 Monopole Steel Guyed Intermediate Suspension S/C 88/132kV 2
1.5 D-DT-7622 0 Monopole Steel Guyed Intermediate Suspension D/C 88/132kV 2
1.6 D-DT-7802 1 132kV H-Pole Structure 8m X-arm In-Line Strain Structure 70-120kN 3
1.7 D-DT-7812 1 132kV H-Pole Structure 10m X-arm In-Line Strain Structure 70-120kN 3

2. STEEL POLES
2.1 D-DT-7100 2 132kV Steel Pole Intermediate Self Supporting Single Circuit 1
2.2 D-DT-7101 2 132kV Steel Pole Intermediate Self Supporting Double Circuit 2
2.3 D-DT-7102 2 132kV Steel Pole Intermediate Angle (0-26) 2
2.4 D-DT-7103 2 132kV Steel Pole Angle Suspension (25-60) 2
2.5 D-DT-7104 2 132kV Steel Pole Angle Strain (0-90) 2
2.6 D-DT-7107 3 132kV Steel Pole - 3-Pole Steel Structure 5
2.7 D-DT-7116 2 132kV Steel Pole Guyed Intermediate Suspension Single Circuit 3
2.8 D-DT-7117 2 132kV Steel Pole Guyed Intermediate Suspension Double Circuit 3

3. STRUCTURE FOUNDATI ONS AND EARTHI NG
3.1 D-DT-0640 0 Footing Earth Electrode Details 1
3.2 D-DT-3091 5 Earth Rod 1
3.3 D-DT-3093 5 Earth Rod Clamp 1
3.4 D-DT-3205 4 Conductive Concrete 1
3.5 D-DT-7850 2 Intermediate Freestanding Monopoles - Foundation Details 5
3.6 D-DT-7851 2 Stayed Strain Monopole (0-90) Foundation Details 5
3.7 D-DT-7852 1 Intermediate Guyed Monopole Foundation Details 4
3.8 D-DT-7857 2 Monopole Foundation Cap and Earthing Details for Planted Poles 1

4. INSULATOR ASSEMBLY
4.1 D-DT-7321 3 Intermediate Suspension Assembly
4.1.1 D-DT-7005 8 Multi-Frequency Vibration Damper 2
4.1.2 D-DT-7010 2 Trunnion Clamp 2
4.1.3 D-DT-7013 7 132 kV Line Post Insulator 2
4.1.4 D-DT-7034 2 Armour Rods (Helically Formed) 2
4.2 D-DT-7311 1 Adjustable And Non-Adjustable Insulator Strain String Assembly
4.2.1 D-DT-6059 9 Clevis-Ball, Bolt Type 3
4.2.2 D-DT-6061 8 Socket-Tongue 120kN 1
4.2.3 D-DT-7000 7 Compression Dead-End Clamp Assembly 4
4.2.4 D-DT-7007 4 Turnbuckle Oval Eye Tongue 120kN 1
4.2.5 D-DT-7008 3 Ball-Oval Eye Link 1
4.2.6 D-DT-7014 9 132 kV Long Rod Insulator 2
4.2.7 D-DT-7017 5 Straight Shackle 1
4.2.8 D-DT-7019 5 Twisted Shackle 1
4.2.9 D-DT-7041 0 120kN Double Extension Link 1
4.2.10 D-DT-7042 6 120kN Sag Adjustor 1
4.2.11 D-DT-7043 1 Clevis Bolt Assembly M16x75mm 1

5. SHIELD WIRE ASSEMBLY DRAWINGS
5.1 D-DT-7323 4 Non-Insulated Strain Earth Wire Assembly 1
5.2 D-DT-7324 4 Insulated Strain Shield Wire Assembly 1
5.3 D-DT-7327 4 Intermediate Pole Top Assembly with Insulated Shield Wire Bracket 2
5.4 D-DT-7331 2 Intermediate Pole Top Assembly with Non-Insulated Shield Wire
Bracket
2
5.5 D-DT-3026 16 300W Steel Bare Wire Rope Thimble (Open Pattern) 1
5.6 D-DT-3175 2 Spiral Vibration Damper 2
5.7 D-DT-7002 3 Insulator Shield/Wire Clamp and Spark Gap Assembly 1
5.8 D-DT-7003 10 Shield Wire Clamp 2
5.9 D-DT-7004 5 Double Shield Wire Clamp 1
5.10 D-DT-7006 2 Armour Rod 1
5.11 D-DT-7012 3 Shield Wire Insulator 2
5.12 D-DT-7017 5 Straight Shackle 1
5.13 D-DT-7022 13 Pistol Strain Clamp 3
5.14 D-DT-7032 6 Crosby Clamp 1
5.15 D-DT-7035 2 Guy Grip Dead End 1
5.16 D-DT-7048 0 Shield Wire Pole Top Bracket- Single or Double 4

6. STAY ASSEMBLY DRAWINGS
6.1 D-DT-7325 3 Adjustable Stay Assembly 2
6.1.1 D-DT-3026 16 300W Steel Bare Wire Rope Thimble (Open Pattern) 1
6.1.2 D-DT-3033 14 Bonding Clip 22mm dia. hole 3
6.1.3 D-DT-3069 8 Dead End, Guygrip 1
6.1.4 D-DT-3124 7 Stay Wire 2
6.1.5 D-DT-3172 3 Stay Plate 7
6.1.6 D-DT-7017 4 Straight Shackle 1
6.1.7 D-DT-7023 13 Stay Rod 4
6.1.8 D-DT-7346 4 Stay Location Chart 1

7. GENERAL ASSEMBLY
7.1 D-DT-7322 3 Position of Vibration Dampers 1
7.2 D-DT-7332 3 Base Plate for Circular Steel Guyed Poles 1
7.3 D-DT-7333 3 Found Pivot for Circular Steel Guyed Poles 1
7.4 D-DT-7347 3 Perching Bracket for Monopole Structures 1

8. MATERIALS
8.1 D-DT-3053 4 Bird Flapper 1
8.2 D-DT-3082 14 Set Screw 2
8.3 D-DT-3136 12 Stranded Conductor 8
8.4 D-DT-5050 2 Structure Designation and Labelling 1
8.5 D-DT-7005 8 Multi-Frequency Vibration Damper 3
8.6 D-DT-7028 2 Aircraft Warning Device 2
8.7 D-DT-7330 3 Insulator Attachment Keyhole Bracket 1

ANNEXURES

7.10.2 PROFILE DRAWINGS


ANNEXURES

7.11 IDENTIFICATION OF RISKS AND HAZARDS

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