Air Service Handbook
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When solder is used care must be taken that the flux does not go beyond soldered portion of cable. Only nonacidfux should be used in solder- ing. The length of the served portion should be at least fifteen times the diameter of the cable as shown in diagram.
If the cable is spliced, every strand must take its proper share of the strain. Sharp turns should be avoided. When hammering the splice, a sharp or too hard an instrument should not be used, as this is liable to injure the strand. No splic...e should be served with twine until it has been inspected and passed by whoever is in charge of the shop. Only the very end of the splice should be served, asthia AIR SERVICE HANDBOOK. 88 is only intended to prevent the short ends of wire from coming away from the strand. Stranded cable when overstrained nearly always breaks just above the splice. Thimbles of soft metal should always be used with stranded cable. Should a strand become broken, then the cable must l)e replaced by another. ( 'ontrol cables have a way of wearinf?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When solder is used care must be taken that the flux does not go beyond soldered portion of cable. Only nonacidfux should be used in solder- ing. The length of the served portion should be at least fifteen times the diameter of the cable as shown in diagram.
If the cable is spliced, every strand must take its proper share of the strain. Sharp turns should be avoided. When hammering the splice, a sharp or too hard an instrument should not be used, as this is liable to injure the strand. No splic...e should be served with twine until it has been inspected and passed by whoever is in charge of the shop. Only the very end of the splice should be served, asthia AIR SERVICE HANDBOOK. 88 is only intended to prevent the short ends of wire from coming away from the strand. Stranded cable when overstrained nearly always breaks just above the splice. Thimbles of soft metal should always be used with stranded cable. Should a strand become broken, then the cable must l)e replaced by another. ( 'ontrol cables have a way of wearinf?
What to read after Air Service Handbook?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Army Signal Corps to read onlineMoreLess
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