Method for installing conduit or the like on mountainside

The method for installing conduits etc. on mountains using cables, comprising the steps of positioning at least one cable (“longitudinal cable”) on a mountainside along its slope, directly or indirectly mooring conduits, underground multi-purpose ducts, inlets (“conduits etc.”), through which water, fuel gases, electric wiring etc. pass, to the longitudinal cable, and connecting one end of the longitudinal cable to a base point that is fixed to the ridge or the mountain top.

A method for installing conduits etc. on mountains using cables, comprising the steps of installing a cable for an anchor (“the anchor cable”) around and near the top of a mountain that is generally conical, connecting at least one cable (“longitudinal cable”) to the anchor cable, installing the longitudinal cable on a mountainside along its slope, and directly or indirectly mooring conduits, underground multi-purpose ducts, inlets (“conduits etc.”), through which water, fuel gases, electric wiring etc. pass, to the longitudinal cable.

A method for installing conduits etc. on a mountain using cables, comprising the steps of having at least one cable cross over the ridge of the mountain, installing said at least one cable on a mountainside and another mountainside opposite it (“opposite mountainside”) that is bounded by the ridge of the mountain from that mountainside by having the cable cross over the ridge, positioning the cable along both mountainsides, directly or indirectly mooring a base plate or a frame member to which right and left side plates are attached (“base etc.”) to the longitudinal cable that is positioned on one of the mountainsides, positioning on the base etc. conduits, underground multi-purpose ducts, or inlets (“conduits etc.”), through which water, fuel gases, electric wiring etc. pass, fixing the conduits etc. to the base or the side plates, and connecting the longitudinal cable that is installed on the opposite mountainside to a heavy object or a base point fixed to the mountain that acts as an anchor.

A method for installing conduits etc. on mountains using cables, comprising the steps of positioning at least one cable (“longitudinal cable”) on a mountainside along its slope, directly or indirectly mooring a base plate or a frame member, to which right and left side plates are attached (“base etc.”), to the longitudinal cable, positioning on the base etc. conduits, underground multi-purpose ducts, or inlets (“conduits etc.”), through which water, fuel gases, electric wiring etc. pass, fixing the conduits etc. to the base or the side plates, and connecting one end of the longitudinal cable to a base point that is fixed to the ridge or the mountain top.

A method for installing conducts etc. on mountains using cables comprising the steps of installing a cable for an anchor (“anchor cable”) around and near the top of a mountain that is generally conical, connecting at least one cable (“longitudinal cable”) to the anchor cable, installing the longitudinal cable on a slope of a mountain, directly or indirectly mooring a base plate or a frame member, to which right and left side plates are attached (“base etc.”), to the longitudinal cable, positioning on the base etc. conduits, underground multi-purpose ducts, or inlets (“conduits etc.”), through which water, fuel gases, electric wiring etc. pass, and fixing the conduits etc. to the base or the side plates.