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Phil.Perry(at)netapp.com
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PostPosted: Wed Mar 17, 2010 8:16 am    Post subject: Securing Conduit Reply with quote

I am running a piece of ½” flexible conduit from the battery compartment and back through the tailcone.  It’s actually travelling through (3) bulkhead lightening holes on the lower/left side of the tailcone.  Each end is secured by Adel clamps and the middle bulkhead has a grommet.

However, after installing the conduit there is still quite a bit of slack between the bulkheads and I’d like to add some support(s) between each one.

I’m thinking about using a 1” x  1” nylon block (Lowes Aviation Dept) that is secured to the skin and then using a zip-tie to secure the conduit.  I think E6000 (IIRC) is will stick and stay stuck.

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<![if !supportLists]>2) <![endif]>Are there any significant risks in causing skin cracks around rivets later?
<![if !supportLists]>3) <![endif]>Any advice on other materials to use?

Thanks,
Phil







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PostPosted: Wed Mar 17, 2010 8:34 am    Post subject: Securing Conduit Reply with quote

The flex conduit runs I've seen in the tail don't have any additional support. I'm planning on using thin-wall PVC pipe and hangars from Home Depot (idea came from another builder!) for conduit in the wings and in the tail.
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I am running a piece of ½” flexible conduit from the battery compartment and back through the tailcone. It’s actually travelling through (3) bulkhead lightening holes on the lower/left side of the tailcone. Each end is secured by Adel clamps and the middle bulkhead has a grommet.

However, after installing the conduit there is still quite a bit of slack between the bulkheads and I’d like to add some support(s) between each one.

I’m thinking about using a 1” x 1” nylon block (Lowes Aviation Dept) that is secured to the skin and then using a zip-tie to secure the conduit. I think E6000 (IIRC) is will stick and stay stuck.

1) Is this an acceptable method to add incremental support for conduit?
2) Are there any significant risks in causing skin cracks around rivets later?
3) Any advice on other materials to use?

Thanks,
Phil







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