Fiber core connection method and structure for sharing large-core-number OPGW
A technology with a large number of cores and cores, which is applied in the field of core connection and structure of OPGW sharing a large number of cores, can solve the problem of increasing the engineering cost of 5G shared tower emerging services, waste of investment in large-core OPGW, and inability to achieve economic and social benefits. and other issues, to achieve strong practicability, huge economic and social benefits, and meet the effect of flexible use
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[0022] A fiber core splicing method that shares a large number of cores OPGW. During the construction or transformation of transmission lines and OPGWs, emerging business communication equipment (such as smart transmission line operation status monitoring and monitoring equipment, 5G communication base station equipment, and power Internet of Things equipment) will be equipped. ) The OPGW fiber core with a large number of cores on the connection point of the power tower is divided into two parts, and a part of the fiber core adopts the direct fusion method, and the segmented connection forms a long-distance point-to-point OPGW transmission long channel, and continues to undertake the relay protection of the transmission power system , scheduling automation and other real-time information on power grid operation and power plant safety and stability control signals, as well as major communication services such as power supply and consumption marketing, administrative command manag...
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