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    METHOD STATEMENT

    FOR

    FURSEWELD EXOTHERMIC WELDING SYSTEM


    1. Equipment / Tools Required

    a. Measuring tape
    b. Meggar for earth testing
    c. Mould
    d. Cable
    e. Powdered metal
    f. Gloves
    g. Eye protection

    2. INSTALLATION SEQUENCE

    GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

    CLEANING
    The surfaces of all conductors etc. to be welded must be clean, dry & bright. Oil
    and grease may be burned out with a butane/acetylene torch or cleaned with a
    rapid-drying solvent such as Methylene Chloride. After cleaning use a cable
    brush or card cloth brush to remove any residue and brighten the surfaces.

    PREPARATION OF CABLE

    Corroded cable must be cleaned. It is especially important that the ends of the
    individual strands are clean; this can best be achieved by making a fresh cut on
    the end of the cable.
    Bent or out-of-round cable will hold the mould open and cause leeks; therefore,
    the cable must be straightened before clamping the mould into place. Remove
    any insulation before cutting to prevent insulating material becoming trapped in
    the strand-ends.

    PREPARATION OF BAR, TUBE, LUGS


    Use a file, emery cloth or card brush to remove oxides. On tubes, clean the
    inside surface as well as the outside end.

    PREPARATION OF STEEL, CAST IRON

    Remove rust and all scale with a rasp, coarse file or grinder (not resin-bonded).
    Galvanised surfaces may be cleaned with emery cloth to remove oxide film; it is
    not necessary to remove galvanising.
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