CN113625410B - OPGW tangent tower connection and optical fiber leading-out and whole line section arbitrary point connection method - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention provides a method for connecting an OPGW tangent tower, leading out an optical fiber and connecting an all-line section at any point, which comprises the following steps: s1, placing the OPGW on the ground, stripping the outer layer of the left OPGW, and extending the central tube into the box through a left cable inlet of the splice box; s2, sequentially penetrating optical fibers in the tube into corresponding left fiber core clamping grooves in the box according to the color spectrum; s3, the right OPGW stretches the central tube into the box through a right cable inlet of the splice box, and the optical fibers in the tube are sequentially penetrated into corresponding right fiber core clamping grooves in the box according to the chromatograph; s4, penetrating an optical cable from which the optical fibers are led out into the splice box from the lower cable outlet, and penetrating the fiber cores into corresponding lower fiber core clamping grooves; respectively oppositely melting the fiber cores at the left side, the right side and the lower side in the box body according to the requirements; s5, leading out the optical cable to be stable through a cable inlet fixing tube at the lower end of the splice box; s6, placing the splice closure at the same position of OPGW tension paying-off sag, and tightly twisting the pre-twisted wires at two sides to the OPGW; the invention can realize OPGW tangent tower connection, optical fiber extraction and whole line section arbitrary point connection.
Description
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of optical cable connection, in particular to an OPGW tangent tower connection and optical fiber extraction and whole line section arbitrary point connection method.
Background
1. With the rapid development of the national electric power smart grid and the electric power internet of things, the electric power communication network plays a key role in the smart grid and the electric power internet of things as a transmission channel and service intellectualization, and an optical cable on a high-voltage line is a foundation and an important skeleton of the electric power communication network. Under the conventional condition of OPGW optical cable, the length of a production disc is about 5km, the connection position of the OPGW is required to be led down at a tension tower, and then the OPGW optical cable is fixed on a tower body angle steel of which the iron tower is about 10 meters away from the ground by using a clamping plate after the connection of a connecting box for the tower. The tangent tower can not be used as a point for downward connection of the OPGW optical cable, because the tangent tower normally only bears the gravity of the optical cable and does not bear horizontal force, and the optical cable can be supported in the vertical direction only by using a suspension wire clamp when passing through the tangent tower.
2. In recent years, due to the development of intelligent circuits, devices such as forest fire monitoring, wire sag monitoring, wire windage yaw monitoring and video monitoring are installed on a power transmission line iron tower, or an electric power internet of things service in a certain area is accessed in the middle of an OPGW, or a 5G base station of a shared operator is accessed, service or equipment is required to be accessed on a certain iron tower, and in the prior art, after an optical cable of the iron tower is cut off, the OPGW of the previous strain section is laid again, so that enough optical cable length is reserved, and then the service is accessed by adopting a traditional splice box. If the tower is a tangent tower, the tower is firstly transformed, or the triangle is adopted to lead down the optical cable in a mode of matching with the strain clamp, so that the phenomenon of uneven stress of the tangent tower is easily caused, and potential safety hazards exist; the development of the method for the downward connection is particularly important.
3. In addition to the optical fiber splicing and pigtail drop at the tangent tower of the OPGW cable, the limitations of existing OPGW splicing techniques are difficult to address as many difficulties as are:
(1) The method is limited by the influence of terrain, the linear towers are 2km or more frequently, the OPGW split-disk connection becomes a ridge which is difficult to surmount, and the conventional method is that the OPGW split-disk design needs to be considered to be continued in the nearest tension tower, so that the situation of multi-stage split-disk of the line OPGW can be possibly caused, the situation of overlong or too short single optical cable disk can also be possibly caused, and finally, the situation of too many connection points and too great attenuation of the whole optical cable relay section can be caused.
(2) The strain towers of the branch disc connection points are arranged on the mountain top, and at the moment, if the two sides are straight towers, the optical connection points cannot be adjusted. The optical cable coil can only consume a large amount of manpower resources to erect and connect the optical cable coil on the mountain top in a mode of manually backing the mountain top.
(3) The line is often occupied and moved, so that the engineering of changing the path is caused, and the OPGW cannot move along with the line flexibly at the moment, and an optical cable tray of the whole tension-resistant section must be purchased to connect the head-end tension-resistant tower.
(4) When lightning stroke occurs in OPGW, under the condition of broken core, the whole tension-resistant section optical cable is replaced in the existing mode, and then the whole tension-resistant section optical cable is connected with the original OPGW in a head-tail tension-resistant tower.
Disclosure of Invention
In view of the above, the present invention aims to provide a method for implementing the splicing at the linear tower of the OPGW optical cable, the fiber extraction function and the arbitrary point splicing of the whole line section of the OPGW.
The invention is realized by the following steps: an OPGW tangent tower connection and optical fiber leading-out and whole line section arbitrary point connection method, the method comprises the following steps:
s1, when the OPGW optical cable is used, the OPGW optical cable is placed on the ground, the outer layer of the left OPGW optical cable is peeled off, and the central tube is extended into the splice box through the left cable hole of the splice box;
s2, sequentially penetrating optical fibers in a central tube of the left OPGW optical cable into corresponding left fiber inlet clamping grooves in the splice box according to a chromatograph;
s3, extending a central tube into the splice box through a right cable hole of the splice box by the right OPGW optical cable, and orderly penetrating optical fibers in the central tube of the right OPGW optical cable into corresponding right fiber core clamping grooves in the splice box according to chromatograph;
s4, penetrating an optical cable from which the optical fibers are led out into the splice box from a lower cable outlet, and penetrating the fiber cores into corresponding lower fiber core clamping grooves; respectively butt-melting fiber cores at the left side, the right side and the lower side in the box body according to requirements;
s5, stabilizing the outgoing optical cable at the lower end through a cable inlet fixing tube at the lower end of the splice box;
s6, placing the splice closure at the same position of the OPGW optical cable tension paying-off sag, and tightly twisting the left and right pre-twisted wires of the splice closure to the OPGW optical cable;
the splice closure comprises a splice closure body, wherein cable inlet holes of a central tube are formed in the left end face and the right end face of the splice closure body, the front end of the OPGW optical cable is tightly twisted with the preformed armor rods, the central tube is stripped at the cable inlet holes, the central tube penetrates through the splice closure body and extends into the splice closure body, and a plurality of optical fibers are arranged in the central tube; the left end and the right end of the lower surface of the splice box body are respectively provided with a cable feeding fixing pipe, the cable feeding fixing pipes are used for fixing a down-leading optical cable through fastening optical cable bolts, and optical fibers in the down-leading optical cable extend into the splice box body through the cable feeding fixing pipes; two rows of fiber core clamping grooves for limiting and clamping the optical fibers are formed in the left end and the right end of the inner wall of the splice box body at equal distances; the fiber cores of the left cable inlet hole are fixed on the left cable inlet clamping groove, the fiber cores of the right cable inlet hole are fixed on the right cable inlet clamping groove, the fiber cores of the next cable outlet are fixed on the next cable inlet clamping groove, and the fiber cores of the next two cable outlets are fixed on the next two fiber core clamping grooves; the optical fibers of 2 cable holes and 2 cable outlet inlet wires can be according to the demand of service channel this internal operation of melting of carrying out of splice closure, when the optic fibre on corresponding draw-in groove is to melting, the effect of spacing and orderly arrangement is carried out to optic fibre to the optic fibre respectively to the fine core draw-in groove, and the better fixed, orderly wiring and the discernment of optic fibre of being convenient for.
Further, the upper end and the lower end of the outer peripheral side surface of the cable feeding fixing tube are respectively provided with a fastening optical cable bolt for fixing optical fibers.
Furthermore, the splice closure body is sealed through the splice closure box cover, and the splice closure body and the splice closure box cover are fastened through screws penetrating through the lock box bolts.
Further, the optical fiber device is arranged on the transmission line iron tower, and lower side optical fiber is led out from the lower outlet of the cable inlet fixing pipe to the optical fiber device.
Furthermore, the down-leading optical cable is led out from the lower outlet of the cable inlet fixing pipe through the optical fiber equipment, and the down-leading optical cable is fastened on the angle steel of the tower body of the iron tower by using an optical cable down-leading clamp.
The beneficial effects of the invention include the following points:
1. aiming at the characteristic that the OPGW is increasingly required to be flexibly connected, the connection structure and the volume of the whole connection box and the design of bearing the OPGW tension are reasonably optimized, so that the whole connection box becomes a part of an OPGW overhead line stress body, and the whole structure and the composition are flexible and orderly;
2. setting a unique adapting function and a unique technological structure, and manufacturing the splice closure into a columnar body;
3. the fiber core clamping groove is arranged on the wall of the columnar splice box, so that the arrangement of a fiber melting disc of the traditional splice box is canceled, the volume of the splice box is reduced, and the total volume and the volume of a box body are reduced;
4. the fiber core clamping grooves are distributed on the wall of the box in 4 rows, and each row orderly corresponds to the fiber cores of the incoming optical cable, so that the fiber cores of the 2-in and 2-out optical cables can be orderly welded in the box;
5. the preformed armor rods and the metal body splice closure are integrally designed in a self-supporting structure and are used for bearing the tensile force of the OPGW optical cable, so that the OPGW optical cable can be a part of the OPGW optical cable to be erected in the air;
6. the splice closure can realize the flexible splice of the OPGW of the whole line section due to the self-supporting structural design, can cut off any iron tower OPGW at will or splice the OPGW in a gear, is convenient for the flexible access of the optical fibers of new services and new equipment, and can flexibly cope with the individual iron tower transformation of the line without re-ordering the OPGW of the whole tension-resisting section for re-tightening and paying-off and then welding;
7. solving the problem that the linear tower cannot safely conduct OPGW downward connection;
8. when the individual tower bases of the line are migrated, the problem that the OPGW continues to lead to the restock of the whole tension-resisting section due to insufficient residual cables is solved, so that a great deal of manpower resources are saved, and the economic benefit is improved;
9. the optical fiber access of equipment at any tower position is facilitated; the inherent defects of the traditional connection method on the tension-resistant iron tower are overcome, so that the construction scheme is improved, the construction investment is saved, and the service equipment can be flexibly connected to the optical fiber at any point of the OPGW. The connection method reduces investment and improves the technical scheme, and simultaneously plays a qualitative role in the development of the Internet of things, so that the OPGW is more intelligent, convenient, economical and advanced in use.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic flow chart of the method of the present invention.
Fig. 2 is a front view of the closure.
Fig. 3 is a top view of the closure.
Fig. 4 is a schematic view of the usage state of the closure.
Description of the reference numerals: 1-a splice closure body; 2-a central tube; 3-pre-twisting the wire; 4-optical fiber; 5-a cable fixing tube; 61-left feeding core clamping groove; 62-right feeding core clamping groove; 63-the next core card slot; 64-a lower two core clamping groove; 71-left cable entry hole; 72-right cable inlet hole; 73-the next cable outlet; 74-a lower two cable outlet; 8-OPGW; 9-down-draw the optical cable; 10-fastening an optical cable bolt; 11-optical fiber apparatus; 12-connecting box cover; 13-locking box bolts; 14-a screw; 15-suspension clamps; 16-the optical cable down-draw fixture.
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The invention is further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
Referring to fig. 1, the present invention provides an embodiment: an OPGW tangent tower connection and optical fiber leading-out and whole line section arbitrary point connection method, the method comprises the following steps:
s1, when the OPGW optical cable is used, the OPGW optical cable is placed on the ground, the outer layer of the left OPGW optical cable is peeled off, and the central tube is extended into the splice box through the left cable hole of the splice box;
s2, sequentially penetrating optical fibers in a central tube of the left OPGW optical cable into corresponding left fiber inlet clamping grooves in the splice box according to a chromatograph;
s3, extending a central tube into the splice box through a right cable hole of the splice box by the right OPGW optical cable, and orderly penetrating optical fibers in the central tube of the right OPGW optical cable into corresponding right fiber core clamping grooves in the splice box according to chromatograph;
s4, penetrating an optical cable from which the optical fibers are led out into the splice box from a lower cable outlet, and penetrating the fiber cores into corresponding lower fiber core clamping grooves; respectively butt-melting fiber cores at the left side, the right side and the lower side in the box body according to requirements;
s5, stabilizing the outgoing optical cable at the lower end through a cable inlet fixing tube at the lower end of the splice box;
and S6, placing the splice box at the same position of the OPGW optical cable tension paying-off sag, and tightly twisting the left and right preformed armor rods of the splice box to the OPGW optical cable.
The optical cable chromatograph of the invention adopts general standard color number, and 1-12 cores are blue, orange, green, brown gray, white, red, black, yellow and purple, pink and light blue; 13-24 cores are single color rings (blue, orange, green, brown gray, white, red, black, yellow, purple, pink, light cyan); the 25-36 cores are two-color rings (blue, orange, green, brown, white, red, black, yellow, pink, light cyan) and the like.
Referring to fig. 2 and 3, in an embodiment of the present invention, the splice box includes a splice box body 1, two end surfaces of the splice box body 1 are provided with cable holes of a central tube, the front end of the OPGW8 is tightly twisted with the preformed armor rods 3, and the central tube 2 is stripped at the cable holes, the central tube 2 extends into the splice box body 1 through the splice box body 1, and a plurality of optical fibers 4 are arranged in the central tube 2; the left end and the right end of the lower surface of the splice box body 1 are respectively provided with a cable fixing pipe 5, the cable fixing pipes 5 are used for fixing a down-leading optical cable 9 through fastening optical cable bolts 10, and optical fibers 4 in the down-leading optical cable 9 extend into the splice box body 1 through the cable fixing pipes 5; two rows of fiber core clamping grooves for limiting and clamping the optical fibers 4 are formed in the left end and the right end of the inner wall of the splice box body 1 at equal distances; the fiber core of the left cable inlet 71 is fixed on the left cable inlet clamping groove 61, the fiber core of the right cable inlet 72 is fixed on the right cable inlet clamping groove 62, the fiber core of the next cable outlet 73 is fixed on the next cable clamping groove 63, and the fiber core of the next cable outlet 74 is fixed on the next two cable clamping grooves 64; the optical fibers 6 of 2 cable holes and 2 cable outlet inlet wires can be according to the demand of service channel the operation is fused in the splice box body 1, and the fiber core clamping grooves can respectively play the roles of limiting and orderly arranging the optical fibers 4 when the optical fibers 4 on the corresponding clamping grooves are fused, so that the optical fibers 4 can be better fixed, orderly laid and identified.
With continued reference to fig. 2, in an embodiment of the present invention, the upper and lower ends of the outer peripheral side surface of the cable fixing tube 5 are provided with fastening cable bolts 10 for fixing the down-cable 9. So that the down-draw optical cable 9 is fixed to the optical cable by fastening the optical cable bolt 7 after entering the cable fixing tube 5.
With continued reference to fig. 3, the closure body 1 is sealed by a closure cap 12, and the closure body 1 and the closure cap are fastened by screws 14 penetrating through a locking bolt 13.
With continued reference to fig. 4, in an embodiment of the present invention, an optical fiber device 11 is further disposed on the power transmission line tower, the down-cable 9 is led out from the lower outlet of the cable fixing tube 5 to the optical fiber device 11, and the down-cable 9 is fastened on the angle steel of the tower body of the power transmission line tower by using the cable down-cable clamp 16, so that the down-cable 9 does not apply additional force to the junction box body 1, and finally, the down-cable 9 is led out from the lower outlet of the cable fixing tube 5 to implement operations such as connection of the optical cable and application of led out optical fiber.
In the invention, the material of the casing of the splice closure body 1 is stainless steel metal casing, but the splice closure is not limited to the stainless steel metal casing.
The optical fiber device 11 in the present invention may be any optical fiber communication device such as a 5G base station, an industrial grade switch, and an optical fiber tester, and the optical fiber device is known in the art, and it is not described in detail herein.
The optical cable down-draw fixture referred to in the present invention is an existing mature product, and it is clear to those skilled in the art that detailed description is not given here.
The invention is suitable for the connection mode of OPGW optical cable, ADSS optical cable and common optical cable.
In summary, the invention relates to a OPGW tangent tower and the method of optical fiber leading-out and whole line section arbitrary point connection, a method of reverse traditional OPGW connection needs to be at the position of the strain tower, a method of opening OPGW connection in the air by using a self-supporting type splice box, adopting a preformed armor rod and metal body splice box integrated self-supporting type structural design, being used for bearing the tensile force of the OPGW optical cable, making the OPGW optical cable be a part of the OPGW optical cable to be erected in the air, placing the splice box at the same position of the OPGW optical cable tension paying-off sag, and twisting the left and right preformed armor rods of the box body to tightly the OPGW optical cable; the method solves the defect that the OPGW needs to conduct downward connection, and can flexibly conduct connection above any tower or in a line file. The fiber melting disc of the traditional splice box is canceled, the columnar design is adopted, fiber core clamping grooves are divided into 4 rows and uniformly distributed on the wall of the columnar splice box, 2 in-2 outlets are arranged, inner pre-twisted wires and outer pre-twisted wires are arranged at inlets at the left end and the right end and fastened with a columnar body, so that the OPGW for wire feeding at the left end and the right end is fastened in a pulling manner, the defect that the OPGW needs to be led down for connection is overcome, and the splice box can be flexibly used for connection above a tangent tower; the problem that an OPGW optical cable needs to be transformed into a whole strain section every time a line is changed into 1-2 tower bases is solved, and the splice box can splice at a transformed iron tower or even a half-empty in a line gear by plugging a cable outlet at 2 positions at the lower end; the method solves the defect that when a novel service is accessed, an OPGW optical cable can be cut off at will without considering that the OPGW is insufficient in cable margin to carry out connection by adopting a traditional connection method.
Any simple modification, equivalent variation and modification of the above embodiments according to the technical substance of the present invention, which do not depart from the technical solution of the present invention, belong to the protection scope of the technical solution of the present invention. The foregoing description is only of the preferred embodiments of the invention, and all changes and modifications that come within the meaning and range of equivalency of the claims are therefore intended to be embraced therein.
While the invention has been described in terms of preferred embodiments, it is not intended to be limiting, but rather, it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that variations and modifications can be made to the invention in light of the above teachings without departing from the spirit or scope of the invention. The present invention may be embodied in a number of other ways than those herein described, and those skilled in the art may make such departures from the present disclosure as come within known or customary practice within the art to which the invention pertains.
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1. The OPGW tangent tower connection and optical fiber extraction and full line section arbitrary point connection method is characterized by comprising the following steps:
s1, when the OPGW optical cable is used, the OPGW optical cable is placed on the ground, the left outer layer of the OPGW optical cable is peeled off, and the central tube is stretched into the splice box through the left cable hole of the splice box;
s2, enabling optical fibers in a central tube of the left OPGW optical cable to sequentially penetrate into a left fiber inlet clamping groove in the splice box according to a chromatograph;
s3, extending a central tube into the splice box through a right cable hole of the splice box on the right side of the OPGW optical cable, and orderly penetrating optical fibers in the central tube of the right side OPGW optical cable into a right fiber inlet clamping groove in the splice box according to chromatograph;
s4, enabling the OPGW optical cable from which the optical fibers are led out to pass through the splice box from the lower part of the splice box, and carrying out fusion on the optical fiber cores at the left side and the right side in the splice box;
s5, stabilizing the outgoing optical cable at the lower end through a cable inlet fixing tube at the lower end of the splice box;
s6, placing the splice closure at the same position of the OPGW optical cable tension paying-off sag, and tightly twisting the left and right pre-twisted wires of the splice closure to the OPGW optical cable; the splice closure comprises a splice closure body, wherein cable inlet holes of a central tube are formed in the left end face and the right end face of the splice closure body, the front end of the OPGW optical cable is tightly twisted with the preformed armor rods, the central tube is stripped at the cable inlet holes, the central tube penetrates through the splice closure body and extends into the splice closure body, and a plurality of optical fibers are arranged in the central tube; the left end and the right end of the lower surface of the splice box body are respectively provided with a cable feeding fixing pipe, the cable feeding fixing pipes are used for fixing a down-leading optical cable through fastening optical cable bolts, and optical fibers in the down-leading optical cable extend into the splice box body through the cable feeding fixing pipes; two rows of fiber core clamping grooves for limiting and clamping the optical fibers are formed in the left end and the right end of the inner wall of the splice box body at equal distances.
2. The OPGW tangent tower splicing and fiber pigtail and full line segment arbitrary point splicing method of claim 1, wherein: the upper end and the lower end of the outer peripheral side surface of the cable inlet fixing tube are respectively provided with a fastening optical cable bolt used for fixing optical fibers.
3. The OPGW tangent tower splicing and fiber pigtail and full line segment arbitrary point splicing method of claim 1, wherein: the optical fiber device is arranged on the transmission line iron tower, and lower side light is led out from a lower outlet of the cable inlet fixing pipe to the optical fiber device.
4. The OPGW tangent tower splicing and fiber pigtail and full line segment arbitrary point splicing method of claim 1, wherein: the splice box body is sealed through the splice box cover, and the splice box body and the splice box cover penetrate into a lock box bolt through a screw to be fastened.
5. The OPGW tangent tower splicing and fiber pigtail and full line segment arbitrary point splicing method of claim 3, wherein: the down-leading optical cable is led out from the lower outlet of the cable inlet fixing pipe through the optical fiber equipment, and the down-leading optical cable is fastened on the angle steel of the tower body of the iron tower by using the optical cable down-leading clamp.
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