Ship Wiring And Fitting
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These glands must be used in every case where it is necessary to pass cables through watertight bulkheads. These bulkheads are the waUs, or partitions, which divide the ship into a number of water- tight compartments ; they may run fore and aft or athwartships. In order, therefore, that the watertight proper- ties of a bulkhead may be preserved, all cables must be passed through glands, which can be packed around the cable in a similar manner to the packing of a piston rod on an engine. The ill...ustration (Fig. 19) shows how a gland SHIP WIRING AND FITTING 41 is constructed. A piece of gas pipe of the re- quired bore is threaded all the way along and cut off about 3 inches in length. The pipe passes through the bulkhead and is fixed by means of a nut and washer on each side. Some packing of red lead putty or other suitable substance is also inserted under the washers. The gland itself consists of a brass nut of special design with a recess which can be packed after the cables are drawn through.
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These glands must be used in every case where it is necessary to pass cables through watertight bulkheads. These bulkheads are the waUs, or partitions, which divide the ship into a number of water- tight compartments ; they may run fore and aft or athwartships. In order, therefore, that the watertight proper- ties of a bulkhead may be preserved, all cables must be passed through glands, which can be packed around the cable in a similar manner to the packing of a piston rod on an engine. The ill...ustration (Fig. 19) shows how a gland SHIP WIRING AND FITTING 41 is constructed. A piece of gas pipe of the re- quired bore is threaded all the way along and cut off about 3 inches in length. The pipe passes through the bulkhead and is fixed by means of a nut and washer on each side. Some packing of red lead putty or other suitable substance is also inserted under the washers. The gland itself consists of a brass nut of special design with a recess which can be packed after the cables are drawn through.
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