This document explains the main methods and practical rules for installing and pulling electrical and communication cables in various environments. It describes installation configurations (flat and trefoil) for multicore and single-core cables, and emphasizes appropriate separation according to voltage level and function to avoid electromagnetic interference. The text details identification and marking practices along the cable route, including for underground joints and routes. It compares overhead and underground lines, highlighting the technical and safety advantages of underground cables and their required mechanical protections. The document also covers the use of trenches, concrete ducts, cable trays, clamps, and conduits (including material choices) depending on environmental and mechanical constraints. Finally, it outlines good practices for cable pulling, including limits on pulling tension and bending radius, and the use of specific equipment and lubricants to avoid damaging cable sheaths.
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