2021.09.15

The manufacturer proposes the following precautions for optical cable construction: 1. Cleaning and commissioning Before laying optical cables, the pipe holes should be cleaned and tested section by section. During cleaning, special cleaning tools shall be used, and after cleaning, a test run inspection shall be conducted using a test run bar. The inner diameter of the plastic sub tube should be 1.5 times the outer diameter of the optical cable. When placing more than two sub pipes in a cement pipe hole, the equivalent total outer diameter of the sub pipe should be less than 85% of the inner diameter of the pipe hole. 2. Lay plastic sub pipes When threading more than two plastic sub pipes, if the pipes are of different colors, the ends may not be marked. If the pipes have the same color or no color, their ends should be marked separately. The laying length of plastic sub pipes should not exceed 300m, and it is required that plastic sub pipes should not have joints in the middle of the pipe. In addition, when laying plastic sub pipes, the ambient temperature should be between - 5 ℃ and+35 ℃ to ensure that their quality is not affected. The plastic sub pipe that has been laid should be fixed together with the cement pipe in a timely manner to prevent the sub pipe from sliding. In addition, the sub pipe orifice should be temporarily blocked to prevent foreign matters from entering the pipe. The plastic sub pipe shall have sufficient length in the inlet hole according to the design requirements. 3. Optical cable traction The primary traction length of optical cables should generally be less than 1000m. When exceeding this distance, segmented traction or adding auxiliary traction at the middle position should be adopted to reduce the cable tension and improve construction efficiency. In order to protect the outside of the optical cable from damage during traction, protective measures such as guiding devices or bell mouth protective tubes should be taken when the optical cable penetrates into a pipe hole, bends in a pipe, or intersects with other obstacles. In addition, materials such as neutral lubricants can also be applied to the outside of the optical cable as needed to reduce friction resistance during cable traction. 4. Reserved margin After the optical cable is laid, the optical cable should be placed on the specified supporting plate in the access hole or hand hole one by one, and appropriate allowance should be reserved to prevent the optical cable from being too tight. When the optical cable in the access hole or hand hole needs to be connected, its reserved length should meet the minimum value specified. 5. Joint treatment The optical cable shall not have a joint in the pipe hole in the middle of the pipe. When the optical cable has no joints in the manhole, it is required to bend the optical cable and place it on the cable tray for fixed binding. It is not allowed to pass directly through the middle of the manhole, otherwise it will not only affect construction and maintenance, but also easily cause damage to the optical cable. When optical cables have connectors, they should be protected with pipes such as serpentine hoses or flexible plastic pipes, and placed on a support plate for fixation and binding. 6. Blocking and marking The outlet end of the pipe hole where the optical cable is laid should be tightly sealed to prevent water or debris from entering the pipe. The optical cable and its connection shall be provided with identification marks, indicating the number, model and specification of the optical cable. In severe cold areas, antifreeze measures should also be taken to prevent optical cables from being damaged by freezing. If the optical cable may be damaged by collision, insulating plates can be installed on or around it for partition protection.

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