[…] install the complete conduit system. Between 2016 and 2017 Champion FiberglassⓇ was able to work with Underwriters Laboratories (UL) to update the code related to RTRC support spacings and achieved longer support spacing distances for Champion Haz DuctⓇ (XW Type conduit), as well as Champion DuctⓇ Standard Wall, Medium Wall […]
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[…] project. Sodium hypochlorite (bleach), polymer wastewater sludge, liquid oxygen, and waste activated sludge can all threaten the integrity of electrical conduit systems. Champion Fiberglass ( RTRC) conduit is resistant to a wide variety of chemicals. Costly replacements and repairs can eat up a significant portion of a wastewater facility’s budget. […]
[…] to water and sewer systems is big business. Why use fiberglass conduit in utility applications? Not just any conduit can help keep utilities running. Champion Fiberglass RTRC conduit is specifically engineered for optimum performance to protect cable and wires through all stages of the electrical grid. Fiberglass conduit provides superior protection of […]
[…] low smoke and zero halogen. For tunnel infrastructure projects, metal conduit systems do not match the corrosion resistance and fire resistive properties of phenolic XW RTRC conduit. Innovative Solutions for Modern DOT Projects Champion Fiberglass was the first manufacturer of a fiberglass (RTRC) phenolic conduit that meets UL 2196 requirements […]
[…] depending on the scope and scale of the project. Materials Corrosion-resistant materials like fiberglass work best with concrete. Surprisingly, concrete is quite corrosive. Fiberglass ( RTRC) also dissipates heat well, which is important as duct banks are known to hold a great deal of heat. PVC is more susceptible to […]
[…] UL 2196 tested UL 2515-A Listed for Phenolic XW Conduit Fiberglass conduit is listed in Article 12-200 of the CEC (Canadian Electrical Code) as Rigid RTRC Conduit. You’ll find it listed in the NEC (National Electrical Code) in Article 355 as Reinforced Thermosetting Resin Conduit. A 100% DIGITAL FACILITY THAT […]
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