Technical training
Basic Technical Training Standard / V11 10032026
d.
fastening of cables: fixed vs flexible
e.
cable protection tubes or edge protection
f.
cable glands
Show examples of and explain important factors when handling fibre optic cables:
a. handle with care due to fragility (lower it individually, do not combine with other cables when handling)
b.
excess cable should not be cut out, but coiled
c. how to bend (coil bending radius) in accordance with work instructions
d. end protection caps are only to be removed just before the cable is connected to the individual processor
Demonstrate how to perform termination on signal cables:
a.
mounting of ferrules
b.
mounting in clamp and screw terminals
c.
shield termination types
Demonstrate how to perform termination on main power cables (copper/aluminium):
a.
mounting of cable lugs on busbar (correct torque)
b.
mounting of cable to connectors (correct torque)
Facilitate discussions about typical faults during termination
Facilitate practice for the participants to mark, route and terminate all cable types
Give constructive feedback on the participants’ marking, routing and termination of all cable types
The participants shall:
Engage in discussions about typical faults during termination:
a.
insulation in terminal & loose cores
b.
incorrect torque – generates heat
c.
poor crimping – all kinds of scenarios
Practice mounting markings in accordance with an electrical diagram:
Global Wind Organisation / www.globalwindsafety.org
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