What is buried fiber optic cable?

1. This method involves laying fiber optic cables for communications. This type of cable is unique because it is armored with steel tape or steel wire. It needs to be buried underground to protect it from corrosion and damage. This prevents damage from wiring friction.
2. Cross-sectional dimensions. The cross-sectional dimensions of the fiber optic cable must be determined according to the construction drawings and will vary with the number of cables. For one or two cables, the trench bottom width should be 30-1000px. For three cables, the hook bottom width should be 1375px. For four cables, the width should be 1625px.
3. Burial requirements. During burial, ensure that all cables are not crossed or pressed together, and that all cables are as straight as possible. If an obstacle is encountered, it can be bypassed, and the final path must be straight. If there is a slope exceeding 20 degrees, an S-shaped laying method should be adopted. 4. If the cable is buried outdoors, it will be deployed mechanically. Workers must verify that all preparations are in place before deployment can begin. The machine will slowly advance, and workers will then lift the cable drum into position before manually lowering it.
5. There are two methods for placing the cable into the canal. One method involves carrying the cable directly on the shoulders; do not drag the cable directly across the ground. The other method involves multiple workers lifting the cable. For example, a group of six cables can be bundled together, with four to six people per group carrying the cables. Coordination is also required to ensure that the cable is laid to standard without disrupting its operation or damaging it.