I've worked down under with Aussies and Kiwis, do they still use catenary wire to tie T&E anywhere they can? and those metal skeleton back plates that fix to wooden "dwangs"?
I worked in Christchurch, albeit in the late 90s, and from what I remember then the rules were a bit softer in NZ than Oz. I had a working Visa but didn't take any trade exams prior to or during my stay.
Ive just read the same report.
Looking like plastic plugs are not considered suitable given there failure to withstand a recommended temp of 600 degrees.
If you've measured the actual Pfc then use that.
Where this fault current value intersects with the time on the time/curve graph in the book use that time in the adiabatic equation.
as recent as last week actually. Measuring r1r2 on 100 metre runs of 240mm conductors in parallel, 12 cables in total.
the instrument reading was bang on the pre-calculated values as well. Well worth the 40 quid a week hire charge.
i obviously wasn't as entirely clear on the OPs requirements as...
But never the less an option for the OP to ponder.............
Lets not make presumptions on his available budget or technical capabilities..............
That would be rude...................
There is an obvious flaw in the QS system as he or she can not be expected to supervise every activity on numerous sites.
As others have already said, the fault in this case may not have been picked up anyway, the reason they are all in court is due to the admission by the mate that he did not...
I agree that the duty holder is fulfilling his responsibilities regarding appointing a suitable QS. But the DH should be held to account for sending a clearly unsuitable person to carry out the testing. Im unsure whether the QS actually fabricated the results or was he handed a set of bogus...
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