I’ve seen a few cases where underground cables were compromised during severe weather, especially when flooding occurs. It’s interesting how different insulation types can perform under such stress. What methods do you guys use to assess and troubleshoot these issues quickly in the field?
When it comes to assessing underground cables after flooding, I’ve found that using thermal imaging can really help identify hot spots from water damage quickly. It’s not perfect and doesn’t catch everything, but it’s a good starting point. Have you ever tried this method? It can save a lot of time in the heat of the moment.
And , I totally get the frustration with underground cables after flooding. I’ve had some luck using moisture meters to pinpoint damage quicker, but it’s hit or miss depending on the depth. Have you ever found any specific insulation types that hold up better than others during these storms?
, dealing with underground cables can be such a hassle! I’ve had some luck using a combination of visual inspections and ground-penetrating radar to locate issues before the real damage happens. It can be a bit pricey, though.