Conduit runs often pass from one direction to another not at right angles to
the first, or small changes of
level
may be necessary. When surface conduit is
used in conjunction with iron-clad switchgear and distribution boards, a
small set-off of the conduit is required to make a secure mechanical and
electrical contact with the equipment. In these cases, the conduit must be
bent.
A bending block or machine is used for bending and making set-offs in
conduit of larger
sizes,
such as
20
mm, 25 mm and above (see
Figs.
8.15 and
8.19). A bending block consists of a small baulk of timbe ...
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