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The onshore cable ducts

numbo — Fri, 11 Jun 2010 05:21:11 +0000

The project will include the connection of six offshore electricity cables to the onshore cables at the landfall site in Pensam wiring duct. The onshore cable ducts will be installed under the coastal defence and railway using Trenchless Technology. The primary technique under consideration for these works is HDD, although other methods such as cable trunking thrust boring may be used.

HDD will also be used to install onshore cables at a number of highway crossings to minimise disruptions to traffic. HDD and duct installation work will most likely ducts be undertaken outside of the peak tourist season.

Cable alternative FIOS awaits ruling

numbo — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 02:29:41 +0000

After waiting out recent interruptions in Cablevision television programming, many Lewisboro residents might like to investigate the FIOS cable television alternative wiring duct provided by Verizon.

But finalizing an agreement with the town has been stalled because Verizon is challenging the interpretation of some of the rules of the Public Service Commission requiring ducting a “level playing field” between all providers of television service under cable franchise agreements.

“Lewisboro residents need a choice of how they receive television, telephone, and Internet services,” said Cable Television Advisory Committee Chairman Dean Travalino as he spoke to The Ledger last week. “With that in mind, our committee met twice with Verizon last year to negotiate a cable franchise agreement that would allow them to market their FIOS service within the town ducts.”

Mr. Travalino said the town is already partially casino wired aerially for FIOS, which includes high speed Internet and cable television service. “Aerial wiring uses telephone poles,” he said. “Parts of the town already have Internet service but cable TV is not available until Verizon has a franchise agreement with the town.”

He added that Verizon has been asked to provide Lewisboro a survey cable duct of all the aerial wiring completed, but has yet to do so.

Streamlining broadband roll out

numbo — Tue, 23 Mar 2010 02:04:18 +0000

This move would also be a key factor ducts in facilitating the proposed one-stop shop promised by Ryan, whereby all State-owned ducting and fibre (running under motorways and along rail, gas and electricity networks, for example) would be administered by a single State entity, thereby streamlining access by telecoms companies to accelerate the roll out of broadband services, Henry gamequacces.net added.

The legislation amends ducts Part 5 of the Communications (Regulation) Act 2002. Under the 2002 Act, local authorities are the sole consent giving authority for local trunking ducting, regional, national and motorways.

The amendment designates the NRA as a road authority for national roads, including motorways, and gives it overall responsibility for the planning, supervision and construction of maintenance works on national roads and motorways.

“It is also beneficial for telecom operators to deal with one single point of contact rather than potentially multiple local authorities,” Ryan TD Siliconrepublic.com.

“It will also greatly streamline the process for getting access to ducting running channels along national roads and motorways for telecoms operators.”

Five IT parks by year-end

numbo — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 03:05:11 +0000

CHENNAI: Anticipating a surge in the Information Technology sector next year, the State government is readying five IT parks/ IT Special Economic Zones for launch between April and December.

“The biggest IT park in Tamil Nadu, the Sholinganallur IT park, will be inaugurated by Deputy Chief Minister M.K.Stalin in April,” said Information Technology Minister Poongothai Aladi Aruna, after an inspection of the park on Tuesday plastic duct morning. The IT park in Coimbatore would be ready by June and IT parks in Tirunelveli, Madurai and Tiruchi by the end of the year, she added.

The initial work on the Salem IT park plastic duct has commenced and designs for the building were being finalised. In Vellore, land identification was on for the IT park. In Hosur, the government was of the view that an integrated township would be best suited and preliminary work was on. The Sholinganallur IT/ITES SEZ is spread over 377 acres. “The creation of common infrastructure such as internal concrete roads, exclusive approach road, data cable duct, power cable duct, stormwater drainage and compound wall have been completed at a cost of Rs.38 crore. Installation of internal road lights, construction of Customs office and administrative office is in progress at an estimated cost of Rs.2.8 crore,” she said.

All the IT majors, including Wipro (80 acres), HCL and Satyam (50 acres), Sutherland (15 acres) and Cognizant (20 acres), find representation in the IT park. Wipro has ducts completed an 18-lakh sq.ft. building and has commenced operation with 11,000 employees.

Construction on 5-lakh sq.ft more is in progress.

HCL has constructed a 10-lakh sq.ft. building and started operations with 1,000 employees. Satyam has begun construction of 4.5-lakh sq.ft. building and 50 per cent of the work has been completed.

“This SEZ will provide direct employment to about one lakh wiring duct persons and indirect employment to double that number,” she said. “It will bring Rs.2,000-crore investment in the next 5 years.”

Tale of the tape

numbo — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 06:26:18 +0000

You may think the matter is settled, and that’s understandable: In the past few years, the “duck tape” adherents have wiring duct been on the march, and the story they promote has considerable appeal. In the 1940s, the tale goes, the US military asked Johnson & Johnson cable duct to come up with “a waterproof, strong cloth based tape that could keep moisture out of ammunition cases.” The tape J&J produced was (allegedly) called “duck tape,” either because its cloth base was cotton duck (a plain-weave fabric, lighter than canvas) or because it repelled water (as in “off a duck’s back”). “Duck tape,” by this account, became “duct tape” only during the postwar building boom, when its chief use became taping heating ducts.

Not only is this a good story, it’s the “official” version, taken from Johnson & Johnson’s company history (viewable at the blog Kilmer House). And even the Oxford English Dictionary says that “duct tape” may “perhaps” be an cable trunking alteration of “duck tape.” But is there any evidence that “duck tape” was the earlier name of “duct tape”?

The people suing suffered

numbo — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 06:47:23 +0000

The agreement comes with just two months to go until the first trials are to begin in the case. Thousands of police officers, firefighters and construction workers who put in time at the 16-acre site in lower Manhattan had filed lawsuits against the city, plastic duct claiming it sent them to ground zero without proper protective equipment. Many of those workers now claim to have fallen ill. A majority complained of a respiratory problem similar to asthma, but the suits also sought damages for hundreds of other types of ailments, including cancer. Carpenter James Nolan, of Yonkers, ducts said he helped recover bodies and build ramps for firehoses at the site and then developed lung and leg problems, for which he takes six medications. He said the city knew the air was dirty so he sued six years ago and now he’s happy the case is ending. “We’ve had to fight for what we deserve,” trunking said Nolan, 45. “I’m glad it’s coming to an end where I can feel wire duct a little comfortable if I pass away my wife and kids can get something.” Lawyers for the city claimed it did its best to get respiratory equipment to everyone who needed it. They also had challenged some of the claims as based on the thinnest of medical evidence, noting that thousands of the people suing suffered from conditions wire duct common in the general population or from no illness at all.