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cable duct

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cable duct [′kā·bəl ‚dəkt]
(engineering)
A pipe, either earthenware or concrete, through which prestressing wires or electric cable are pulled.
cable duct
A rigid metal duct through which insulated electric conductors are run, generally conductors carrying large currents; for underground installations, concrete pipes usually are used.
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