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TM 38-400/NAVSUP PUB 572/AFMAN 23-210 MCO 4450.14/DLAM 4145.12
continuous effectiveness of the preservative.  Metal
that materials, which have been treated with a
preservative are not unduly handled, especially during
products stored in open areas for long periods of time
may require repeated application of preservative.
the setting of the coating.  Scheduled surveillance
inspections are required to evaluate the
Section VIII. Cable Storage and Handling
5-63.  General.
stored in close proximity to oils, acids, or chemicals.
Cable and wire products are wound on spools and reels
b. Because most heavy or large diameter cable is
to facilitate storage and handling.  Spools containing
wound on the reel with few layers (normally five to
wire range in diameter up to 12 inches and the weight
eight), but with the number of turns three to four times
usually does not exceed 25 pounds. Reels will range in
the number of layers, it is best to store a loaded reel in
diameter from 12 inches up to 108 inches and in weight
the vertical position so the inner layer on the top of the
from about 50 pounds up to approximately 5 tons. This
barrel will have the weight of only four to seven layers
wide range of weight and cube necessitates the use of
on top of it. If the same reel was stored on the side
careful storage and handling practices.
(horizontal) position, the cable turn next to the bottom
flange would be subjected to the weight of all turns
5-64.  Storage.
above it and be more susceptible to damage.
a. Cable should be stored indoors in a cool dry
c. Quantities of cable with the same stock number
location.  When indoor storage is not possible, lead
may be pyramided as shown in figure 5-70. The storage
covered, jute-protected, and tape armored cables may
area should have crane service available to facilitate the
be stored in an open shed or in the open, provided the
storage and issue of reels. Storage with low ceilings
cable and cable reel are protected against moisture
should be utilized to the greatest extent possible for
absorption from the ground. This can be accomplished
vertical storage of single lot items to reduce the loss of
by placing the reels on a raised platform or on planks
cube space.
which will provide air circulation under the reels. Cable
will not be
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