A cheap and quick variant for the new construction of fibre optic routes within localities.
Narrow duct trenches are milled in and under asphalt in applying the trench milling method.
After having layed the speedpipe ground bundle in the duct trench under tension, the road surface is closed with the appropriate filling.
We recommend the application of this method preferably on pavements, cycle paths and roads with reduced load. So far no long-term experience is available concerning road damages and effects on speedpipe ground.
Source: Installation concepts in fibre optic expansion - Adams Consult (Whitepaper)
No stones on speedpipe ground or SRV-G tc
Straight laying of SRV-G tc
Laying under tension
Lay SRV-G tc linearly, planely and without twisting
Branching by use of TBS and LBS
never expose speedpipe ground and SRV-G tc to temperatures higher than 80 °C
Download description | Category | Last update | |
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Laying Instruction SRV 50-8x10 | Installation instructions | 12.12.2022 | |
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Installation concepts in fibre optic expansionAccess to the document, register here. | Whitepaper | 23.12.2021 |
The farther fibre optics can be blown into a microduct system, the less subsequent underground engineering is necessary. We show you what you need to be aware of.
Cheap and quick variants for the new construction of fibre optic routes outside localities: the cable or duct plough. speedpipe bundles can be ploughed in at the roadside without more ado.
Laying SRV-G tc in the open duct trench is suitable for any terrain and any section of broadband expansion.
The horizontal directional drilling method offers particular advantages when the conditions make it difficult or impossible to use an open construction method.
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