CN218567663U - OPGW optical cable splice closure capable of realizing plugging and direct melting functions - Google Patents

OPGW optical cable splice closure capable of realizing plugging and direct melting functions Download PDF

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CN218567663U
CN218567663U CN202221730901.2U CN202221730901U CN218567663U CN 218567663 U CN218567663 U CN 218567663U CN 202221730901 U CN202221730901 U CN 202221730901U CN 218567663 U CN218567663 U CN 218567663U
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唐元春
陈端云
林彧茜
夏炳森
林红阳
林文钦
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The utility model relates to an OPGW optical cable splice box for realizing the functions of plugging and direct fusion, which comprises a box body, a fusion module and a splicing module; the welding module is arranged in the box body; the plug-in module comprises a plug-in box, the bottom of the plug-in box is provided with a plurality of optical fiber interfaces, and the optical fiber interfaces conduct optical fibers plugged at two sides; the optical fiber splicing system comprises a plurality of preset optical fiber splicing modules and a splicing module, wherein one end of each preset optical fiber is spliced with an optical fiber in an optical cable to be connected in the splicing module, and the other end of each preset optical fiber is spliced on one side of an optical fiber interface facing the inside of a splicing box through an optical fiber connector; the preset optical fibers are divided into a group A and a group B, the preset optical fibers of the group A are welded with the optical fibers in the first section of optical cable to be connected, and the preset optical fibers of the group B are welded with the optical fibers in the second section of optical cable to be connected; and the preset optical fibers of any one of the group A and the group B are conducted on the outward side of the optical fiber interface through a jumper. The utility model discloses a mode that sets up of wire jumper for when not inserting short distance communication equipment, spare optic fibre still normally works.

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OPGW optical cable splice closure capable of realizing plugging and direct melting functions
Technical Field
The utility model relates to a realize plug and directly melt OPGW optical cable splice box of function belongs to remote OPGW optical fiber and continues technical field.
Background
The OPGW optical cable includes optical fiber and cable sections suitable for long distance power transmission and communications. When the long-distance OPGW optical cable is erected, the two sections of OPGW optical cables are welded at corresponding positions through a welding means, and long-distance power transmission and communication are achieved. As the number of optical fiber cores of the OPGW optical cable increases and the number of external devices increases, the frequency of short-distance use of optical fibers increases. For example, to access a short-distance device at a certain location of a long-distance OPGW optical cable, the OPGW optical cable needs to be disconnected. The construction process is not only heavy in workload, but also affects normal power supply and communication. It is therefore desirable to divide the optical fiber within the OPGW cable into two parts, one part as long-haul communication fiber and one part as spare for accessing short-haul communication equipment.
But a portion of the optical fiber as a spare is not conducted when it is not accessed to the short-range communication device, resulting in a decrease in the total capacity of the optical cable to transmit data. For example, in a 128-core cable, 16 cores are used as spare fibers, and this part of the optical fiber is not operated when short-distance equipment is not accessed.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
In order to overcome the problem, the utility model provides a realize plug and directly melt OPGW optical cable splice closure of function, this splice closure passes through the connected mode of fiber interface and optic fibre to and the mode that sets up of wire jumper, designed the plug module to different equipment, make when not inserting short distance communication equipment, reserve optic fibre still normally works.
The technical scheme of the utility model as follows:
an OPGW optical cable splice closure for realizing plugging and direct melting functions comprises a closure body, a welding module and a splicing module; the welding module is arranged in the box body; the plug-in module comprises a plug-in box, a plurality of optical fiber interfaces are arranged at the bottom of the plug-in box, and the optical fiber interfaces conduct optical fibers plugged at two sides; a plurality of preset optical fibers are connected with the fusion splicing module and the splicing module, one end of each preset optical fiber is fused with the optical fiber in the optical cable to be connected in the fusion splicing module, and the other end of each preset optical fiber is spliced on one side of the optical fiber interface facing the inside of the splicing box through an optical fiber connector; the preset optical fibers are divided into a group A and a group B, the preset optical fibers of the group A are welded with the optical fibers in the first section of optical cable to be connected, and the preset optical fibers of the group B are welded with the optical fibers in the second section of optical cable to be connected; and conducting the preset optical fibers of any one of the group A and the group B on the outward side of the optical fiber interface through a jumper.
Furthermore, two sides of each optical fiber interface can be respectively inserted with an optical fiber connector; and on the outward side of the optical fiber interface, the preset optical fibers of any group A and any group B are conducted through jumper wires.
Furthermore, two optical fiber connectors can be respectively inserted into two sides of each optical fiber interface; the two interfaces of one side of the optical fiber interface facing the inside of the plug box are respectively plugged with the preset optical fibers of the group A and the group B, and the two interfaces of one side of the optical fiber interface facing the outside are connected through a jumper wire.
Further, a waterproof cap is disposed on the outward side of the optical fiber interface 302.
The utility model discloses following beneficial effect has:
1. the optical fiber splice closure is used for conducting two preset optical fibers which are welded with different optical cable optical fibers through a jumper wire, so that the standby optical fiber can work as a long-distance communication trunk line when not being connected into short-distance equipment.
2. According to the splicing module of the optical fiber splicing box, two optical fiber sockets are arranged in an optical fiber interface, the two optical fiber sockets on the inner side correspond to the preset optical fibers connected with different optical cables, and the optical fiber sockets on the outer side are connected through jumper wires, so that the optical fibers can be conducted on the inner side. Damage to the fiber optic interface by water and dust can also be prevented by covering the waterproof cap.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic view of the overall structure of the present invention.
Fig. 2 is a schematic view of a plug box according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 3 is a schematic view of a plug box according to another embodiment of the present invention.
The reference numbers in the figures denote:
100. a case body; 200. a welding module; 300. a plug-in module; 301. a plug box; 302. an optical fiber interface; 400. optical fibers are preset.
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The present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.
Referring to fig. 1, an OPGW optical cable splice closure for implementing plug and direct fusion functions includes a closure body 100, a fusion module 200, and a splicing module 300; the welding module 200 is disposed in the case 100; the plug-in module 300 comprises a plug-in box 301, the bottom of the plug-in box 301 is provided with a plurality of optical fiber interfaces 302, and the optical fiber interfaces 302 conduct optical fibers plugged at two sides; a plurality of preset optical fibers 400 are connected with the fusion splicing module 200 and the splicing module 300, one end of each preset optical fiber 400 is fused with an optical fiber in an optical cable to be connected in the fusion splicing module 200, and the other end of each preset optical fiber 400 is spliced on one side of the optical fiber interface 302 facing the inside of the splicing box 301 through an optical fiber joint; the preset optical fibers 400 are divided into a group A and a group B, the preset optical fibers 400 of the group A are welded with optical fibers in a first section of optical cable to be connected, and the preset optical fibers 400 of the group B are welded with optical fibers in a second section of optical cable to be connected; and conducting the preset optical fibers 400 of any group A and any group B on the outward side of the optical fiber interface 302 through a jumper.
Because the group a and the group B of the preset optical fibers 400 are respectively fusion-spliced with optical fibers of two different optical cables, conducting any one of the group a and the group B of the preset optical fibers 400 through a jumper wire is equivalent to connecting optical fibers of two different optical cables.
In an embodiment of the present invention, referring to fig. 2, two sides of each optical fiber interface 302 can be respectively plugged with an optical fiber connector; on the outward side of the optical fiber interface 302, the preset optical fibers of any group a and group B are conducted through jumpers.
An optical fiber connector (i.e. only one optical fiber) is arranged in one optical fiber interface 302, and is suitable for single-optical-fiber input and output equipment.
In another embodiment of the present invention, referring to fig. 3, two optical fiber connectors can be plugged into two sides of each optical fiber interface 302; two interfaces of one side of the optical fiber interface 302 facing the inside of the plugging box 301 are respectively plugged with the preset optical fibers of the group a and the group B, and the two interfaces of the outward side of the optical fiber interface 302 are connected through a jumper.
Two optical fiber connectors (i.e. two optical fibers) are arranged in one optical fiber interface 302, and are suitable for devices with different input/output optical fibers or devices with requirements on communication bandwidth. Meanwhile, because the two preset optical fibers 400 connected to the inner side of the same optical fiber interface 302 are respectively connected to optical fibers of different optical cables, long-distance communication can be achieved only by connecting the outer side of the optical fiber interface through a jumper wire, and the optical fiber interface is not prone to error insertion.
Further, one side of the optical fiber interface 302 facing outwards is provided with a waterproof cap, and the optical fiber interface can be covered by the waterproof cap because the jumper is in the same optical fiber interface 302.
Referring to fig. 1-3, the working principle of the present invention is as follows:
the utility model discloses when using, treat the optic fibre in the optical cable that continues with two carry out the butt fusion in the optical fiber fusion module 200. During fusion splicing, the optical fibers in each optical cable to be spliced are divided into two parts according to the same number. For example, the first part is 36 and the second part is 12, the optical fibers of the first part of the two optical cables are fused, and the optical fibers of the second part are fused with the preset optical fiber 400.
After fusion splicing, a first portion of the optical fibers forms a long distance path, and a second portion of the optical fibers also forms a long distance path. When short-distance equipment needs to be accessed, the short-distance equipment is accessed to the outer side of the optical fiber interface 302, so that the short-distance equipment can be accessed quickly.
The above only is the embodiment of the present invention, not limiting the scope of the present invention, all the equivalent structures made by the contents of the specification and the drawings, or directly or indirectly applied to other related technical fields, are included in the same principle as the protection scope of the present invention.

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1. An OPGW optical cable splice closure for realizing plugging and direct fusion functions is characterized by comprising a closure body (100), a fusion module (200) and a splicing module (300); the welding module (200) is arranged in the box body (100); the plug-in module (300) comprises a plug-in box (301), a plurality of optical fiber interfaces (302) are arranged at the bottom of the plug-in box (301), and the optical fiber interfaces (302) conduct optical fibers plugged at two sides; a plurality of preset optical fibers (400) are connected with the fusion splicing module (200) and the splicing module (300), one end of each preset optical fiber (400) is fused with an optical fiber in an optical cable to be connected in the fusion splicing module (200), and the other end of each preset optical fiber is spliced on one side, facing the inside of the splicing box (301), of the optical fiber interface (302) through an optical fiber joint; the preset optical fibers (400) are divided into a group A and a group B, the preset optical fibers (400) of the group A are welded with optical fibers in a first section of optical cable to be connected, and the preset optical fibers (400) of the group B are welded with optical fibers in a second section of optical cable to be connected; and leading in any one of the A group and the B group of preset optical fibers on the outward side of the optical fiber interface (302) through a jumper.
2. The OPGW cable closure for plug and drop functionality of claim 1, wherein a fiber splice is insertable into each of two sides of each of the fiber optic interfaces (302); and on the outward side of the optical fiber interface (302), the preset optical fibers of any group A and any group B are conducted through jumper wires.
3. The OPGW cable closure for plugging and directly melting optical fiber cables as recited in claim 1, wherein two optical fiber connectors are respectively inserted into two sides of each optical fiber interface (302); the two interfaces of one side of the optical fiber interface (302) facing the inside of the plug box (301) are respectively plugged with the preset optical fibers of the group A and the group B, and the two interfaces of one side of the optical fiber interface (302) facing the outside are connected through a jumper.
4. The OPGW cable closure for plug and direct fusion as recited in claim 3, wherein a waterproof cap is disposed on an outward side of the optical fiber interface (302).
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