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ADSS Optic Cable, The key feature of ADSS cables is their construction using all-dielectric materials, which means they are made entirely of non-metallic components. This design provides several advantages, including resistance to electrical interference, immunity to lightning strikes, and durability in various weather conditions. ADSS cables are also lightweight and easy to install, making them suitable for both aerial and underground installations.
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1. ADSS cable design elements:
A. Environmental meteorological area:
a: Wind speed
b: Ice thickness
c: Air temperature
d: Topography and landform.
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Tube color starts from No. 1 Blue.
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Blue |
Orange |
Green |
Brown |
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SN |
Item |
Unit |
Value |
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1 |
No. of fibers |
count |
6/12/24 |
48 |
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2 |
No. of fibers per tube |
count |
6 |
12 |
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3 |
No. of elements |
count |
6 |
6 |
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4 |
Cable diameter (±5%) |
mm |
12.0 |
12.6 |
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5 |
Cable weight (±10%) |
kg/km |
99 |
115 |
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6 |
Short term tension (MAT) |
N |
2000 |
2500 |
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7 |
Short term crush |
N/100mm |
1000 |
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8 |
Max. Span |
m |
50 |
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9 |
Ice thickness |
mm |
0 |
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10 |
Wind speed |
m/s |
27 |
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G652D Fiber Information |
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Mode field diameter (1310nm) |
9.2mm±0.4mm |
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Mode field diameter (1550nm) |
10.4mm±0.8mm |
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Cut off wavelength of cabled fiber (λcc) |
£1260nm |
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Attenuation at 1310nm |
£0.36dB/km |
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Attenuation at 1550nm |
£0.22dB/km |
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Bending loss at 1550nm (100 turns, 30mm radius) |
£0.1dB |
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Zero dispersion wavelength |
1300nm-1324nm |
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Dispersion in the range 1288 to 1339nm |
£3.5ps/ (nm•km) |
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Dispersion at 1550nm |
£18ps/ (nm•km) |
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Dispersion slope at zero dispersion wavelength |
£0.093ps/ (nm2•km) |
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Project I |
Project II |
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Fiber cores |
Fiber cores |
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Installation span |
Max. allowable tension |
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Voltage grade |
Voltage grade |
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Max., Min., Avg. temperature |
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Max. wind speed |
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Max. thickness of ice coverage |
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