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CESSNA AIRCRAFT COMPANY
MODEL 182/T182
WIRING DIAGRAM MANUAL
Table 203. Tools and Equipment (continued)
NAME
Tape, Adhesive
Insulating
Braided
Glass
Sleeving
Insulation
Tubing
Glass
Tape
NUMBER MANUFACTURER
MIL-I-7798
MIL-I-3190
MIL-I-23053/5
Fabric P31 D
Tie (Sta-Strap)
Tie Tool
Red
Insulating
Varnish
MS3367
Panduit GS-2B
Glyptal
90-2
Tape, Pressure
Sensitive
365
Locally available
Locally available
Raychem Corp.
300 Constitution
Dr. Menlo Park, CA 94025
Permacel Division
Johnson and Johnson
P.O. Box 671
New Brunswick, NJ 08903
Locally available
Panduit Corp.
GC Electronics
Division of Hydrometals,
Inc.
6820 Latijere Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90045
Minnesota Mining and Mfg.
Co.
St. Paul,
MN 55101
USE
Insulation
and
wire repair.
Protect
wires from
abrasion.
Heat shrink insulation.
High
Insulation
Temperature
Tying wire bundles.
Installing ties.
Coat areas adjacent to wire
bundles for insulation
High
temperature
insulation
and repair.
7. Removal/Installation of Wires
A. Install
Wire. Observe the following general
rules when installing wires in open runs.
(1) Avoid crossovers,
twists and
kinks.
(2) Wiring shall not be attached to or
supported by plumbing lines containing
flammable liquids or
oxygen. Where possible, wire should be routed above these lines.
(a)
Wires and cables should be located a
minimum of 6 inches from lines where
practical.
(b) A separation of between 2 and 6 inches is acceptable, provided the wires are rigidly
clamped.
(c) When a
minimum of 2 inches
cannot be maintained,
a separation
of between 0.5 to
2
inches shall be acceptable,
provided the electrical wires are rigidly
clamped and covered
with electrical insulating material.
(3) Cables installed
in locations where
fluid can be trapped must
be protected against
contamination
by fluid.
(a) All wiring insulation
shall be protected from moisture deterioration
by using drain holes in
the
tubing, sleeving or conduit and by keeping
wiring out of sumps and areas of
excessive
moisture.
(b) When routed
through areas
where cables may
become saturated with
oil, they shall be
enclosed in conduits.
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