About a 100 years In the future , when they find this thing and carefully forensically unwrap it expecting to find ancient power crystals. They are gonna laugh for hours when they realize its a wire splice...
Borkzilla I’m thinking this splice is probably made on a power line up in the air. Not underground. Underground lines are contained in conduit. This line did not appear to be contained in a conduit. In fact it looked more like a communications line than a power transmission line.
Cables in Australia are buried direct, and the jointers Dona bit better of a job of making sure it ain’t going to leak. Sure, this is a demo, but I see a few bits that could encourage water to wick in.
This protection tube doesnt protect anything, therefore another protection tube is applied. Now its time to apply another protection tube to protect the previous two protection tubes. And finally a protection tube is applied on to the previous 3 protection tubes which doesnt protect the connection very well.
When you have a cable with 30kV and 3kA in it you really , really, really , really don’t want a leak. There’s enough power going through a cable like that to vaporize a bathtub of water in couple seconds.....
I'm a retired Lineman / Cable man of 38yrs. This may look more time consuming, but compared to hand taping as I was taught early on in my carrier, it is more faster. Price is very expensive, either way, you miss one step on primary voltage and your screwed. You'll see extra pieces on trucks when you had to open a new kit to replace one part, then you have to answer for the added cost to the project. Trick is when working with high voltage cable slow and easy, faster you go more mistakes happen. I encourage all young'uns to look at this trade, it was very good to me.
think theres same amount of tape if not more .. he be better with silicone wtf he doin to it 😂 😂😂 3m I used to work in a place that cut their tape rolls 😂😂😂 fuckin Neva sent us this shit lol
1st MV termination I was involved in as an apprentice went to shit and blew up a 4160v switch at a NORAD site on Antigua in 1987. It was just after dark when the base lineman called the power house and told them to energize the circuit. I was great fireworks display! I am just glad I was the apprentice and essentially handed the Journeyman tools and other items as he did the work (did the work wrong evidently). I flew back to Florida the next day and missed the ass chewing on base.
😂 Great story. Better him than you at the time, but you know too that you may have the same responsibility at some point. It’s learning by mistakes be it yours or others. I like redundancy and having either a coworker, senior, or junior checklisting every step to insure a proper job with complex and high risk tasks. I’m no electrician by any means, but the redundancy works with other trades tasks as well.
Nice video, and after seeing the comments below, I can tell there are a lot of hacks commenting. There are good reasons for having connections like this, sure there's more than one way to skin a cat, but if you have to have a connection that will out last the rest of the cable and be safe while doing so then this it. Plus it keeps the guys with the clip boards off your back.
Man, I wish they explained what everything did and why it's useful to use multiple layers etc. But probably the target audience already knows the details.
NEEDS MORE LUBE! (OR TAPE) LOL AND.... IT'S 2019, HOW DARE YOU REFER TO GENDER THAT WAY>??!!? IT'S "IF I COULD ONLY FIND A XXXXXXX" INSERT GOVERNMENT SOCIAL JUSTICE WARRIOR TYPE PRONOUN AFTER "FIND A".
i don't think you know what kind of cable this is... its for 7Kv-33Kv(after what i can see in the video), if there is any small airpocket between the grounding layer and the inner core then you will see the joint burn over in a couble of hours, or a couble of days if you're lucky.
Borkzilla this line would not be running to a single house. If anything it would be coming from a telephone relay station. High power lines are rarely dual conductor cables. This looks more like a communications cable.
TUT: how zu use all our products in 9minutes. And we don't know what tape works the best for this kind of operation, therefore use all in random order.
Sigh at all the keyboard warriors in this comments section. Unless you are a professional grid electrician, please shut the hell up. There are hundreds of engineers designing this stuff to bring society a reliable grid, and some DIY kids here who have tightened a wire nut or two come tell them that it’s not good.
Haha, "How to spend $300 plus half an hour on a single joint". Oh, and don't forget to join a "Training" before you use our tape... Incredible, just incredible!
I see a lot of steps that will get skipped unless you have documented quality control checkpoints for each process. And that takes a lot of time unless the inspector stays there thru the entire process.
I have to say, I'm impressed, I did not know so much work went into making these cable joins. I'm glad it does though, that's not the kind of cable you want coming apart.
I love mastic, but geez never seen so much crap used to seal a joint. Might as well of used some glue at the edges of those cool shrink wrap tubes, just to make sure.. but I think its sealed.
Jat Tan. Cleans cable to remove any contamination. Then applies electrically inert, void filling grease. Best to know what’s being done, before commenting on it .
Obviously this was back in 2011. I don't see the reason to use three shrink tubes when the insulation can be brought up with rubber tape 1.5 % greater than the original OD of the cable.
No tools required , As he proceeds to use a ratchet an socket. 🤦♂️ It's never this easy when doing it in a muddy ditch , while it's pouring the rain down on you .
I didn't think you were supposed to splice primary underground cable, oh yeah I forgot the company can do anything they want when it benefits them ,what was I thinking.
I once fired an electrician because he was always using bodges with tape instead of going down to the wholesaler and buying the proper connectors. Now here we are ....
That was only one phase.. in a clean room. Now try doing this in a small manhole or in a half water filled ditch.. 3m splice kit does make this job easier.
It looks like they could use some more mastic between the large and small outer tubes. And what if that cold shrink slides? Better put some more springs on the end of the outer shrink. Wait what if those spring corrode? Better put some shrink over those ...
I think 3M wants you to buy some of their tape...
Don't forget their specialty tape knife.
Well, I have to say 3M products are damm good quality. I would pick them over Chinese crap any day.
Yes no but 3M is best
Doesn't matter how broken your shit life is, 3M can tape it back together for you
Jeeze, what kind of subwoofer does this run?
induction furnace by Boston Acoustics
Funkypups
Needs more tape
About a 100 years In the future , when they find this thing and carefully forensically unwrap it expecting to find ancient power crystals. They are gonna laugh for hours when they realize its a wire splice...
Should have made this video under the usual URD cable splicing conditions. At the bottom of a trench during a rainstorm.
Borkzilla I’m thinking this splice is probably made on a power line up in the air. Not underground. Underground lines are contained in conduit. This line did not appear to be contained in a conduit. In fact it looked more like a communications line than a power transmission line.
@@thewidower1 this is 10kv cable here that is laid underground.
Cables in Australia are buried direct, and the jointers Dona bit better of a job of making sure it ain’t going to leak.
Sure, this is a demo, but I see a few bits that could encourage water to wick in.
@@originalusernamefail maybe they need more protection tubes lol.
@@thewidower1 not all lines under ground are in conduit, that is a power cable with a concentric neutral. They are used for high voltage under ground.
This protection tube doesnt protect anything, therefore another protection tube is applied. Now its time to apply another protection tube to protect the previous two protection tubes. And finally a protection tube is applied on to the previous 3 protection tubes which doesnt protect the connection very well.
The first is applied to protect the first wire, the shrink tube is the one who protects and the tape is used to seal the shrink tube
Then the tube protects the tube and tape then big tape the ends 😂😂😂
Don’t forget about lube
When you have a cable with 30kV and 3kA in it you really , really, really , really don’t want a leak. There’s enough power going through a cable like that to vaporize a bathtub of water in couple seconds.....
@@3rdHalf1 that´s what she says :)
what if you're like me and forget to put all those shrink tubes on one end before you start?
Than your fucked. I know that feeling man. When you solder like 30 wires and figure out you forgot the heat shrink...
Hot glue for life.
duct tape
Super 88 is your friend.
then you’re like me and get to do it again.
No tools required - pulls out a ratchet.
And a knife😂😂 seems like a lot of work for what it is
AND ACT'S LIKE HES SCARED TO USE IT.
Why did TH-cam recommend this to me?
Why couldn’t I stop watching it?
Embrace the pointless, but oh so fascinating knowledge lol
because you is a dyatelochek :)
Welcome to the Department of Redundancy Dept.
NiggaNig420 TOONZ a boneless pizza and a 2l coke please
*TH-cam:*
2011: No
2012: No
2013: No
2014: No
2015: No
2016: No
2017: No
2018: No
2019: Let's put this randomly in somebodys recommended
Lol
I have no clue how I got onto this video
I think NASA Approves this splice.
even NASA does not have this competency to approve 3M's MV joint.
Approved but barely
Needs more tape
Needs more bureaucracy
NEEDS MORE TAPE!! lol
I'm a retired Lineman / Cable man of 38yrs. This may look more time consuming, but compared to hand taping as I was taught early on in my carrier, it is more faster. Price is very expensive, either way, you miss one step on primary voltage and your screwed. You'll see extra pieces on trucks when you had to open a new kit to replace one part, then you have to answer for the added cost to the project. Trick is when working with high voltage cable slow and easy, faster you go more mistakes happen. I encourage all young'uns to look at this trade, it was very good to me.
Too bad I'm afraid of heights :(
Slow is smooth, smooth is fast.
i need to re-evaluate my life.
Brings back nightmares of doing hundreds of these.
Imagine completing a splice and realizing you forgot the heat shrink.
think theres same amount of tape if not more .. he be better with silicone wtf he doin to it 😂 😂😂 3m I used to work in a place that cut their tape rolls 😂😂😂 fuckin Neva sent us this shit lol
1st MV termination I was involved in as an apprentice went to shit and blew up a 4160v switch at a NORAD site on Antigua in 1987. It was just after dark when the base lineman called the power house and told them to energize the circuit. I was great fireworks display! I am just glad I was the apprentice and essentially handed the Journeyman tools and other items as he did the work (did the work wrong evidently). I flew back to Florida the next day and missed the ass chewing on base.
😂 Great story. Better him than you at the time, but you know too that you may have the same responsibility at some point. It’s learning by mistakes be it yours or others. I like redundancy and having either a coworker, senior, or junior checklisting every step to insure a proper job with complex and high risk tasks. I’m no electrician by any means, but the redundancy works with other trades tasks as well.
gosh so mee
Nice video, and after seeing the comments below, I can tell there are a lot of hacks commenting. There are good reasons for having connections like this, sure there's more than one way to skin a cat, but if you have to have a connection that will out last the rest of the cable and be safe while doing so then this it. Plus it keeps the guys with the clip boards off your back.
Man, I wish they explained what everything did and why it's useful to use multiple layers etc. But probably the target audience already knows the details.
Essentially, everything thing inside the mesh is electrical isolation and everything outside the mesh is mechanical protection and moisture sealing.
Take a shot every time a new 3M product is used for the same joint. Have your affairs in order before hand.
Remember to apply tape to the bottle beforehand.
That's a million dollar splice (3M to be exact)
Man that was something. 3M is the best!
If only I could find a woman who would take such time, care and precision on my equipment, I'd be set.
precision?
@@Vsor do you really need that ahah
NEEDS MORE LUBE! (OR TAPE) LOL
AND.... IT'S 2019, HOW DARE YOU REFER TO GENDER THAT WAY>??!!?
IT'S "IF I COULD ONLY FIND A XXXXXXX" INSERT GOVERNMENT SOCIAL JUSTICE WARRIOR TYPE PRONOUN AFTER "FIND A".
for when she really doesn't want to have your baby
Why did I watch this? I couldn’t stop myself. I learned that with enough tape you can fix anything
That job looks majorly EXPENSIVE. You know 3M doesn't sell all that stuff cheap !!
i don't think you know what kind of cable this is...
its for 7Kv-33Kv(after what i can see in the video), if there is any small airpocket between the grounding layer and the inner core then you will see the joint burn over in a couble of hours, or a couble of days if you're lucky.
kV*
Small k for kilo, big V for Volt.
In large companies nothing gets done in the 100$ range.. Amounts of 5000 - 10.000 $ is a normal bill.
Wouldn't you want it done right if it's the splice powering your house?
Borkzilla this line would not be running to a single house. If anything it would be coming from a telephone relay station. High power lines are rarely dual conductor cables. This looks more like a communications cable.
I think this video contains the most entertaining comment section of all time
TUT: how zu use all our products in 9minutes.
And we don't know what tape works the best for this kind of operation, therefore use all in random order.
Flextape would perform better
Sigh at all the keyboard warriors in this comments section. Unless you are a professional grid electrician, please shut the hell up. There are hundreds of engineers designing this stuff to bring society a reliable grid, and some DIY kids here who have tightened a wire nut or two come tell them that it’s not good.
stop being such an ableist, 'professional' is a social construct. get of the grid man.
Said the sjw who never worked anything more than a cash register.
im just curious why at the end 2 different size tubes are used instead of one long one
Typical cliche comment... didn't see anyone almost criticising what's some in this video
@@powerkane I was wondering the same thing
Идиоты! Кто ж это такое без синей изоленты делает!!!
3:15 to 3:50.. reminds me I need to book my next proctology appointment.
Haha, "How to spend $300 plus half an hour on a single joint". Oh, and don't forget to join a "Training" before you use our tape... Incredible, just incredible!
That's dirt cheap for an underground cable repair.
How far will a 3M 2228 Mastic sleeve go up a 3M representatives ARSE.
May I ask, what would be the purpose of this application?
You may want to find a cheaper solution for your problem!
why am I watching this at 3am?
Perhaps the same reason I am
I need more videos like this.
Как обычно:одни понты. Попробуйте это на улице в -30
Готов поспорить, что для этого случая у них есть отдельная линейка товаров. Всё-таки это для других погодных условий, как я понимаю.
Good Knowledge
I Learn A lot
I need to contact your repesentative in Egypt. I have a big project and need big quantities @ 3M UK & Ireland
Interesting, but the cable preparation phase is missing.
:44 "no tools required." :54 pulls out hex bit ratchet lol
Exactly :D
That was optional just for the video. Real electricians use their teeth
never ending insulation....
Next: Splice of a submarine power cable.
Get the tape ready...
Proper insulation is needed when you're splicing a cable that'll carry up to a million volts.
Вот это залипуха))) А в начале как хорошо все шло, дажи зажимы сами отломились в нужном месте...
Can I use this process to fix my phone charging cable?
Thanks TH-cam for putting this in my suggestions this is exactly what I've been looking for.
still can't wrap my head around how the cold shrink sleeve actually shrinks by itself, it's like if you stretch out a sock, the elastic is gone
I'm still twying to figyou out what gwease is.
This is fascinating and I'm not even an electrician.
I think the tape is a great idea over heat shrink when you’ve forgotten to thread the heat sharing before mechanically connecting the cables 😂😂😂
Must not have been cheap to get Michael Caine to do your Narration...
Excellent job 👍
Ok sir
I am watching i like to work n UK Electro-mechanical maintenance
I Liked With 3M Like button
"No tools required." Good thing that a socket set doesn't count as a tool.
Also a good thing that the cables are already magically cut and stripped when you get there, glad I can finally get rid of my tool box
That's obviously the 3M 666 Ratchet tape, so it's tape, not a tool.
I see a lot of steps that will get skipped unless you have documented quality control checkpoints for each process. And that takes a lot of time unless the inspector stays there thru the entire process.
There is a check list it is not that difficult.
TH-cam Experts out in force in this comment section.
My Dad worked for 3M for decades and grew up with a garage full of cable jointing equipment, happy memories.!
It's good to know Michael Caine is still keeping busy with voiceover work.
Work without rings!!
Ah hell just stretch some super88 over it, it'll be fine...🤣
0:42 you need no tools 0:52 using a tool 😂😂
Пособие "как убедить глупцов, что никак не обойтись без мусора который мы производим") наверн 30% продукции 3м участвует в этой муфте....
I'm our coaxial cables for the tv are much smaller I America.
That is one fancy wire sock!!!!!!!
I have to say, I'm impressed, I did not know so much work went into making these cable joins. I'm glad it does though, that's not the kind of cable you want coming apart.
Looks a bit tough to work with. Great however if in an area were using heat is not an option
Now i know how to install whatever the hell this is
I love mastic, but geez never seen so much crap used to seal a joint. Might as well of used some glue at the edges of those cool shrink wrap tubes, just to make sure.. but I think its sealed.
1:40 wipe cable to remove grease
3:17 applies grease to cable
Jat Tan. Cleans cable to remove any contamination. Then applies electrically inert, void filling grease. Best to know what’s being done, before commenting on it .
Seems to use alot of stuff. Too bad there's a lot of trash produced during this
About the same amount of trash as a box of cereal. Except this will last 50 years and be used by thousands of people
I dont get the silicone grease, i know it has good dielectric value but why a grease?
I already thought it would be something like bending moving
Thanks! :D
wtf am i doing with my life...
Obviously this was back in 2011. I don't see the reason to use three shrink tubes when the insulation can be brought up with rubber tape 1.5 % greater than the original OD of the cable.
Me: How much of the 3m tapr would we need to use? 3m: Yes
Meanwhile, in my basement...in an old extension cord....two pieces of duct tape....BAM! Its done
No tools required ,
As he proceeds to use a ratchet an socket. 🤦♂️
It's never this easy when doing it in a muddy ditch , while it's pouring the rain down on you .
Or with a big iron and some solder, it will also do the trick
I didn't think you were supposed to splice primary underground cable, oh yeah I forgot the company can do anything they want when it benefits them ,what was I thinking.
What a coincidence! This is the exact same procedure that Darth Vader uses to put his socks on in the morning before leaving for work!
I once fired an electrician because he was always using bodges with tape instead of going down to the wholesaler and buying the proper connectors. Now here we are ....
Did I seriously just waste 10mns watching a dude splice a cable. The hell is wrong with me!
all that waste ... where some heat shrink or a better crimp method could do....
I think he did a shit job, but that's understandable, No linemen or electrician wears a metal wedding band ever, tells me he's a salesman.
3M products are of very high quality, but really? This video is ridiculous.
When you're about to have sex and you REALLY want to make sure she doesn't get pregnant
"No tools needed at all" then proceeded to use tools
Если не получается починить, значит берешь мало изоленты
It's a ugly shit service, they just want sale they're protection tube, or rubber tape.
I just fucking twist wires together and wrap it in electrical tape SUE ME
Useless technique. It's just promoted to sell a lot of rolls. Watch for the other, much more effective methods/products.
Now i think i knew how nasa build their space ship 😂
No one can beat flextape
I’ve never done a joint in an environment like that, where’s the hole, the muck, the public wandering about, the gas ring with the tea pot
That was only one phase.. in a clean room. Now try doing this in a small manhole or in a half water filled ditch.. 3m splice kit does make this job easier.
This video posted 7 years ago and now i see in my home screen of youtube was satisfied
3M : how many products can we make them use in one repair?
It looks like they could use some more mastic between the large and small outer tubes. And what if that cold shrink slides? Better put some more springs on the end of the outer shrink. Wait what if those spring corrode? Better put some shrink over those ...
The cost for tubes and those tapes + small silicon = better run a new cable
Why am I watching this, I am 17 and am failing 3 classes.
In the future, there will only be corporate videos.