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    What Is Cable Schedule and Junction Box Schedule

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    Cable and junction box schedules are documents prepared by instrumentation and control engineers that list cables and junction boxes needed for a project. The cable schedule includes cable numbers, types, sizes, lengths and termination details. The junction box schedule provides similar information for junction boxes, including box numbers, types, sizes, locations and gland details. Both schedules are used for material procurement but actual cable lengths and box locations may differ in the field.

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    Cable and junction box schedules are documents prepared by instrumentation and control engineers that list cables and junction boxes needed for a project. The cable schedule includes cable numbers, types, sizes, lengths and termination details. The junction box schedule provides similar information for junction boxes, including box numbers, types, sizes, locations and gland details. Both schedules are used for material procurement but actual cable lengths and box locations may differ in the field.

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    Cable and junction box schedules are documents prepared by instrumentation and control engineers that list cables and junction boxes needed for a project. The cable schedule includes cable numbers, types, sizes, lengths and termination details. The junction box schedule provides similar information for junction boxes, including box numbers, types, sizes, locations and gland details. Both schedules are used for material procurement but actual cable lengths and box locations may differ in the field.

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    Cable and junction box schedules are documents prepared by instrumentation and control engineers that list cables and junction boxes needed for a project. The cable schedule includes cable numbers, types, sizes, lengths and termination details. The junction box schedule provides similar information for junction boxes, including box numbers, types, sizes, locations and gland details. Both schedules are used for material procurement but actual cable lengths and box locations may differ in the field.

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    What is Cable Schedule and

    Junction Box Schedule?

    Cable and Junction Box schedules are deliverables prepared by instrumentation and control
    design engineers in EPC or EPCM Companies. In this article, we shall learn about the
    same.

    Inputs Required
    Below listed references are the required inputs for the preparation of the document “Cable
    Schedule”.

    P&IDs
    Instrument Index and Instrument I/O List
    I&C Design Basis
    Basic Engineering Design Data

    Cable Schedule
    Cable Schedule is a document containing a list of Instrument cables. This document shows
    cable as well as gland required by each instrument or connection.

    The information of the cable schedule consists:

    Cable Number
    Cable Type / Specification
    Cable Size
    Cable Length
    Source and destination termination description
    Cable gland type and size for each incoming cable

    Cable schedule is a reference in preparing Material Take-Off of cable for procurement.


    However, cable length shown on this document is approximate only. Therefore, there should
    be a contingency for material procurement to allow spare for cable cutting, unexpected
    barriers in the field, riser, etc.

    Cable schedule will be referred also during the construction phase; however, it is not
    recommended to cut the cable based on the length information stated on the cable
    schedule. For actual cutting during installation, the common practice is to pull the cable from
    its drum and cut it in the field.

    This is how a typical Cable schedule looks like.


    Junction Box Schedule
    First, let us learn about the Junction Box.

    The junction box is an enclosure used for cables interconnection between field devices and
    the control room.

    It encloses terminal strips for cable termination. Junction box shall be designed to suit
    environmental condition where the box will be installed and shall have certification of
    Ingress Protection code and hazardous area protection which conform to the classified area.

    Junction Box consists of the following parts, but not limited to:

    The terminal block which comprises terminal strips for cable connections
    Gland plate (for non-metallic junction box) for cable gland earthing
    An insulated earth bus bar for overall cable screen termination (optional, drain wire
    could be connected to terminal strip)
    Breather/drain plug
    Mounting Rail complete with end bracket

    The typical Junction Box layout


    安装导轨

    端子板

    底座牌
    端子支架

    接地片

    接地导通底板

    排水口/呼吸口

    JB Schedule is a document containing a list of instrument JB. This document shows cable
    as well as gland required by each instrument or connection.

    The information of the JB schedule consists:

    JB Number
    JB Type / Specification
    JB Size
    JB Location/Area
    Source and destination termination description
    gland type and size for each incoming cable

    JB schedule is a reference in preparing Material Take-Off of JBs for procurement.

    JB schedule will be referred also during the construction phase, however, it is not
    recommended to install JBs based on the location information stated on the JB schedule.
    For actual installation, the common practice is to refer Location Layout.

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