Sexual - Still makes me tingle

[a1guvner]

Presented with no comment.

 

[Marvo]

Buffalo blood and urine concentrates have two of the colours covered, it's the blue we have trouble with.

 

[Brightspark2]

Does look very neat....good work...


I like the uni-strut frame too...

 

[cossie400]

Banjo's?

 

[Marvo]

Banjo's?

Why would you fit banjos?

 

[davesparks]

Banjo's?

Are you suggesting that banjos would be required when glands are fitted to a bare metal gland plate?

 

[cossie400]

I'm not suggesting anything.
the glands would have come with them and I'd have fitted them, personal preference or just habit I suppose.
Neat job, Heat shrink would have finished it off nicely.

 

[Bobster]

Cossie read up on Eddie currents and you'll understand why they weren't fitted.

 

[Knobhead]

Pity you didn’t put the lugs on the opposite way around. They align better between the gland plate and terminal.

We usually used 600mm 4 sector solidal. Brass glands and locknuts though a slotted steel gland plate, the slots filled with epoxy.

 

[cossie400]

Cossie read up on Eddie currents and you'll understand why they weren't fitted.

Jesus wept, AWA glands come with Ali lock nuts and Ali banjo's.... RoB2 obviously hasn't used them before....

 

[Knobhead]

Jesus wept, AWA glands come with Ali lock nuts and Ali banjo's.... RoB2 obviously hasn't used them before....

Why in the name of god would you use banjos on a metal gland plate?

What purpose would they serve?

The transformer glands are quite adequately earth via the aluminium plate so no need for banjos, the switchgear end is in to an insulated gland plate. Having an earth at both ends would cause circulating currents.

I await your answer with interest.

 

[benji]

don,t like the lugs, the way the palms are being forced away from bar but overall neat job

 

[cossie400]

Why in the name of god would you use banjos on a metal gland plate?

What purpose would they serve?

The transformer glands are quite adequately earth via the aluminium plate so no need for banjos, the switchgear end is in to an insulated gland plate. Having an earth at both ends would cause circulating currents.

I await your answer with interest.

Read the thread, I already have, it's only what you and the other guy are concluding and suggesting that's what I'm thinking.

 

[davesparks]

the glands would have come with them and I'd have fitted them, personal preference or just habit I suppose.
.

But to what end? What would be the advantage of fitting them?
It's like glanding an SWA onto galvanised trunking, you wouldn't fit a banjo then would you?

Doing something because it is just habit suggests a lack of thought or understanding of the job in hand.

 

[cossie400]

Ok I'm going to leave it here before I get a ban.

 

[elliot123]

Never done or even seen anything like this, would be interesting to learn abit more.…but why do you need to use aluminium lock rings and banjos is used them?