| I will check with the engineer to see if this would be ok with him.  Since the 
actual hole size turned out much larger than the designed size, I believe that 
the excess concrete will compensate for the minor incursion of the conduits (a 
one inch conduit for power, a three inch conduit for coaxial cable and control 
lines, and three 1 inch conduits for the ground radials).
 
Craig, AE7I
Craig Lekutis <craiglekutis@wirelessestimator.com> wrote:
Craig:
Most design engineers will not allow conduit within the foundation structure
to accommodate transmission lines or other conductors. Some designs will
allow a modified Ufer grounding system to be run through the foundation
where the ground wire will run through pvc in lieu of it running through the
concrete. This is typically a small diameter PVC to be able to accept a
maximum 4/0 wire.
Regards,
Craig
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