JP2007249020A - Method of manufacturing optical cable - Google Patents

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JP2007249020A
JP2007249020A JP2006075028A JP2006075028A JP2007249020A JP 2007249020 A JP2007249020 A JP 2007249020A JP 2006075028 A JP2006075028 A JP 2006075028A JP 2006075028 A JP2006075028 A JP 2006075028A JP 2007249020 A JP2007249020 A JP 2007249020A
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<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a method of manufacturing an optical cable, in which the positional deviation of a tear cord by the twist of an optical fiber unit can be eliminated and in which tearing of a sheath covering can be ensured, by maintaining adhesion between the tear cord and the sheath covering at a prescribed value or higher. <P>SOLUTION: The optical fiber unit 3 is accompanied by the tear cord 5 and lump covered with the sheath covering 6. In the nipple 13 for extrusion molding of a coating material 6', there is arranged a tip end of the guide tube 14c for the tear cord, to the rear by 4.0-11.0 mm from the tip end of the guide tube 14a for the optical fiber unit. If Ra is the curtailment rate on the outside of the coating (outside diameter D2, after cable coating/inner diameter D1 of a die), and Rb is the curtailment ratio on the inside of the coating (outside diameter d2 of the optical fiber unit/outside diameter d1 of the guide tube for the optical fiber unit), the cable sheath covering 6 is extrusion molded in a manner where the curtailment ratio (Ra/Rb) becomes 0.9-1.00. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

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本発明は、光ファイバユニットと共にテンションメンバ及び引裂き紐をシース内に埋設した光ケーブルの製造方法に関する。   The present invention relates to an optical cable manufacturing method in which a tension member and a tear string are embedded in a sheath together with an optical fiber unit.

一般的な光ケーブルとして、複数の光ファイバ心線を束ねたバンドル又は複数のテープ状光ファイバ心線を収納した光ファイバユニット(光ケーブルコアとも言う)の両側に、テンションメンバを配すると共に、光ファイバユニットに裂き紐を沿わせてシース被覆で被覆一体化する構成のものが知られている。図1は、前述の光ケーブルの概略を示す図で、図1(A)は光ケーブルを架空に張る場合の支持線を有する自己支持型の構成例、図1(B)は支持線を有しない構成例を示した図である。   As a general optical cable, a tension member is disposed on both sides of a bundle in which a plurality of optical fiber cores are bundled or an optical fiber unit (also referred to as an optical cable core) containing a plurality of tape-shaped optical fiber cores. There is known a structure in which a unit is provided with a sheath covering along a tear string along a unit. FIG. 1 is a diagram schematically illustrating the above-described optical cable. FIG. 1A is a self-supporting configuration example having a support line when the optical cable is stretched over the air, and FIG. 1B is a configuration having no support line. It is the figure which showed the example.

図1(A)の自己支持型の光ケーブル1は、ケーブル本体部2と支持線部8を首部9で一体に連結した構成で、図1(B)の光ケーブル1’は、支持線部8及び首部9を有しない断面円形状の図1(A)のケーブル本体部2のみで構成される。ケーブル本体部2は、中央に光ファイバユニット3を配し、その両側に光ケーブルに引張り強度を持たせるためのテンションメンバ(抗張力体ともいう)4を平行に配し、また、光ファイバユニット3に接するようにシース被覆を切り裂くための引裂き紐5を沿わせ、これらを一括被覆している。   A self-supporting type optical cable 1 in FIG. 1A has a configuration in which a cable main body 2 and a support wire portion 8 are integrally connected by a neck portion 9, and an optical cable 1 ′ in FIG. It is comprised only by the cable main-body part 2 of FIG. 1 (A) of circular cross section which does not have the neck part 9. FIG. The cable body 2 is provided with an optical fiber unit 3 in the center, and tension members (also referred to as strength members) 4 for giving tensile strength to the optical cable on both sides of the optical fiber unit 3 in parallel. The tear string 5 for tearing the sheath covering is arranged so as to be in contact with each other, and these are collectively covered.

2本のテンションメンバ4は、光ファイバユニット3の中心を通る直線上に並べられ、シース被覆6に埋設されて一体性を高めた配置とされている。引裂き紐5は、テンションメンバ4と重ならない位置、例えば、2本のテンションメンバ4を通る直線と直交する線上に配置される。また、引裂き紐5は、光ファイバユニット3からシース被覆6を引き剥がすという目的から、光ファイバユニット3の表面に接するように沿わす必要がある。そして、シース被覆6の外面に引裂き紐5の埋設位置を示す突条7を設けて、引裂き紐5を取り出しやすいようにしている。   The two tension members 4 are arranged on a straight line passing through the center of the optical fiber unit 3 and are embedded in the sheath coating 6 so as to enhance the unity. The tear string 5 is disposed at a position that does not overlap with the tension member 4, for example, on a line orthogonal to a straight line passing through the two tension members 4. Further, the tear string 5 needs to be along the surface of the optical fiber unit 3 for the purpose of peeling off the sheath coating 6 from the optical fiber unit 3. And the protrusion 7 which shows the embedding position of the tear string 5 is provided in the outer surface of the sheath coating | cover 6, so that the tear string 5 can be taken out easily.

しかし、シース被覆6を成形する際に、引裂き紐5がダイス出口に到達するまでに捻れたり相対的位置が安定しないことから、光ファイバユニット3の表面から離れてしまったり、また、突条7の位置からずれてしまうことがある。そこで、例えば、特許文献1に開示のように、ニップルを用いた押出成形装置で、引裂き紐をガイドするガイド管を、ニップル出口の手前で光ファイバユニット(ケーブルコア)のガイド管に連結させ、光ファイバユニットに引裂き紐を沿わせた状態で一括被覆することが知られている。
特開2002−192591号公報
However, when the sheath coating 6 is formed, the tear string 5 is twisted before reaching the die exit, and the relative position is not stable, so that it may be separated from the surface of the optical fiber unit 3, or the ridge 7 May be displaced from the position. Therefore, for example, as disclosed in Patent Document 1, in an extrusion molding apparatus using a nipple, a guide tube that guides a tear string is connected to a guide tube of an optical fiber unit (cable core) before the nipple outlet, It is known to collectively coat an optical fiber unit in a state where a tear string is placed.
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上記特許文献1に開示のように、引裂き紐用のガイド管をニップルの途中から光ファイバユニットのガイド管に合流させることで、引裂き紐を光ファイバユニットに接するように沿わせて一括被覆することは可能である。しかしながら、光ファイバユニットがニップル内を捻れて移動するような場合には、引裂き紐も光ファイバユニットに沿って回転し、埋設位置を示す突条からずれてしまうことがある。また、光ファイバユニットと一体になった状態で被覆されるので、引裂き紐が光ファイバユニット側に埋没して、引裂き紐とシース被覆との密着性が低下する。このため、シース被覆を切り裂くときに引裂き紐の抜けが生じやすく、切り裂きができなくなるという問題があった。   As disclosed in the above-mentioned Patent Document 1, the tearing string guide tube is joined from the middle of the nipple to the guide tube of the optical fiber unit so that the tearing string is in contact with the optical fiber unit and collectively covered. Is possible. However, when the optical fiber unit is twisted and moved in the nipple, the tear string also rotates along the optical fiber unit and may deviate from the ridge indicating the embedded position. Moreover, since it coat | covers in the state integrated with the optical fiber unit, a tear string is buried in the optical fiber unit side, and the adhesiveness of a tear string and a sheath coating | cover falls. For this reason, there has been a problem that when the sheath covering is torn, the tear string is easily pulled out, and the tearing cannot be performed.

本発明は、上述した実情に鑑みてなされたもので、光ファイバユニットの捻れにより引裂き紐の位置ずれを解消でき、引裂き紐とシース被覆との密着力を所定値以上に維持して、シース被覆の切り裂きを確実に行うことができる光ケーブルの製造方法の提供を目的とする。   The present invention has been made in view of the above-described circumstances, and can eliminate the positional deviation of the tear string due to the twist of the optical fiber unit, and can maintain the adhesion force between the tear string and the sheath covering at a predetermined value or more, thereby improving the sheath covering. An object of the present invention is to provide a method of manufacturing an optical cable capable of reliably cutting the cable.

本発明による光ケーブルの製造方法は、光ファイバユニットの両側に直線状に並ぶように2本のテンションメンバを平行に配すると共に、光ファイバユニットに引裂き紐を沿わせて一括被覆する。被覆材料の押出成形用のニップル部には、光ファイバユニット、テンションメンバ並びに引裂き紐をそれぞれ通すガイド管を備えていて、光ファイバユニット用のガイド管の先端をダイスの出口位置に配置し、引裂き紐用のガイド管の先端を光ファイバユニット用のガイド管の先端より4.0mm〜11.0mmだけ後に配置する。そして、(ケーブル被覆後外径D2/ダイス内径D1)を被覆外側の縮減率Raとし、(光ファイバユニット外径d2/光ファイバユニット用のガイド管外径d1)を被覆内側の縮減率Rbとしたとき、縮減率比(Ra/Rb)が0.9〜1.00となるようにケーブル被覆を押出成形する。   In the optical cable manufacturing method according to the present invention, two tension members are arranged in parallel so as to be linearly arranged on both sides of the optical fiber unit, and the optical fiber unit is collectively covered with a tear string. The nipple portion for extrusion molding of the coating material is provided with a guide tube through which the optical fiber unit, the tension member and the tear string are passed, and the tip of the guide tube for the optical fiber unit is disposed at the exit position of the die for tearing. The tip of the string guide tube is disposed 4.0 mm to 11.0 mm after the tip of the optical fiber unit guide tube. Then, (outer diameter D2 / cable inner diameter D1 / die inner diameter D1) is defined as a reduction ratio Ra on the outside of the coating, and (optical fiber unit outer diameter d2 / guide fiber outer diameter d1 for the optical fiber unit) is defined as a reduction ratio Rb on the inner side of the coating. When this is done, the cable covering is extruded so that the reduction ratio (Ra / Rb) is 0.9 to 1.00.

本発明によれば、光ファイバユニットと引裂き紐は、互いに独立してガイドされるので、光ファイバユニットの捻れにより引裂き紐の位置がずれるのを解消することができる。また、光ファイバユニット用と引裂き紐用のガイド管の先端間の距離差と、ダイス出口部分のシース被覆の縮減率の関係を制御することにより、引裂き紐とシース被覆との密着力を適正化し引き抜けを防止することができる。   According to the present invention, since the optical fiber unit and the tear string are guided independently from each other, it is possible to eliminate the displacement of the tear string due to the twist of the optical fiber unit. In addition, by controlling the relationship between the distance between the tip of the guide tube for the optical fiber unit and the tear string and the reduction ratio of the sheath coating at the die outlet, the adhesion between the tear string and the sheath is optimized. Pull-out can be prevented.

図により本発明の実施の形態を説明する。図1は光ケーブルの概略を説明する図、図2は本発明で用いられる押出成形装置の概略を説明する図、図3は図2の部分断面を示す図、図4は本発明によるシース被覆の成形状態を説明する図、図5は本発明によるシース被覆の縮減状態を説明する図である。図中、1,1’は光ケーブル、2はケーブル本体部、3は光ファイバユニット、4はテンションメンバ、5は引裂き紐、6はシース被覆、6’は被覆材料、7は突条、8は支持線部、9は首部、10は支持線、11は押出成形装置、12はダイス部、12aは出口孔、12bは内室部、13はニップル部、14a,14b,14c,14dはガイド管を示す。   Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. 1 is a diagram for explaining the outline of an optical cable, FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining the outline of an extrusion molding apparatus used in the present invention, FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a partial cross section of FIG. 2, and FIG. FIG. 5 is a view for explaining a molded state, and FIG. 5 is a view for explaining a reduced state of the sheath covering according to the present invention. In the figure, 1 and 1 'are optical cables, 2 is a cable body, 3 is an optical fiber unit, 4 is a tension member, 5 is a tear string, 6 is a sheath coating, 6' is a coating material, 7 is a ridge, 8 is Support wire part, 9 is a neck part, 10 is a support line, 11 is an extrusion molding device, 12 is a die part, 12a is an outlet hole, 12b is an inner chamber part, 13 is a nipple part, 14a, 14b, 14c and 14d are guide tubes Indicates.

本発明の製造方法により製造される自己支持型の光ケーブル1は、図1(A)に示すように、ケーブル本体部2と支持線部8を首部9で一体に連結した構成である。また、図1(B)の光ケーブル1’は、支持線部8及び首部9を有しない断面円形状のケーブル本体部2のみからなる構成である。ケーブル本体部2は、中央に光ファイバユニット3を配し、その両側に光ケーブルに引張り強度を持たせるためのテンションメンバ4を平行に配し、また、光ファイバユニット3に接するようにシース被覆6を切り裂くための引裂き紐5を沿わせ、これらをシース被覆6で一括被覆して構成される。   As shown in FIG. 1A, the self-supporting optical cable 1 manufactured by the manufacturing method of the present invention has a configuration in which the cable body 2 and the support wire 8 are integrally connected by a neck 9. Further, the optical cable 1 ′ of FIG. 1B is configured by only the cable main body 2 having a circular cross section without the support wire portion 8 and the neck portion 9. The cable main body 2 has an optical fiber unit 3 in the center, tension members 4 for giving tensile strength to the optical cable in parallel on both sides thereof, and a sheath coating 6 so as to be in contact with the optical fiber unit 3. A tear string 5 for tearing is formed, and these are collectively covered with a sheath coating 6.

光ファイバユニット3は、例えば、複数の光ファイバ心線を束ねたバンドルを複数本撚り合わせ、あるいは複数枚の光ファイバテープ心線を積層した外側に、ポリプロピレンヤーンなどの緩衝材を巻き付けた構造のものが用いられる。テンションメンバ4は鋼線等の高抗張力線からなり、光ファイバユニット3の中心を通る直線上で、光ファイバユニット3の両側に所定の間隔を開けて平行に並べ、シース被覆6に埋設させて密着一体化するように配置される。   The optical fiber unit 3 has, for example, a structure in which a plurality of bundles of a plurality of optical fiber cores are twisted, or a buffer material such as polypropylene yarn is wound around an outer side where a plurality of optical fiber tape cores are laminated. Things are used. The tension member 4 is made of a high tensile strength wire such as a steel wire, and is arranged in parallel at a predetermined interval on both sides of the optical fiber unit 3 on a straight line passing through the center of the optical fiber unit 3 and embedded in the sheath coating 6. It arrange | positions so that it may closely_contact | adhere.

引裂き紐5は、テンションメンバ4と重ならない位置、例えば、2本のテンションメンバ4を通る直線と直交する線上に配置される。また、光ファイバユニット3からシース被覆6を引き剥がすという目的から、光ファイバユニット3の表面に接するように沿わせるとともに、シース被覆6から引き抜けないように埋設する。そして、シース被覆6の外面に引裂き紐5の埋設位置を示す突条7を設けて、引裂き紐5を取り出しやすいようにしている。
また、支持線部8の支持線10は、光ケーブルを架空するのに十分な強度を持つ鋼撚線等が用いられ、光ファイバユニット3及びテンションメンバ4の中心を通る直線の延長上に配置される。
The tear string 5 is disposed at a position that does not overlap with the tension member 4, for example, on a line orthogonal to a straight line passing through the two tension members 4. Further, for the purpose of peeling off the sheath coating 6 from the optical fiber unit 3, the sheath coating 6 is embedded so as to be in contact with the surface of the optical fiber unit 3 and not pulled out from the sheath coating 6. And the protrusion 7 which shows the embedding position of the tear string 5 is provided in the outer surface of the sheath coating | cover 6, so that the tear string 5 can be taken out easily.
The support wire 10 of the support wire portion 8 is made of a steel stranded wire or the like having sufficient strength to suspend an optical cable, and is arranged on a straight line extending through the centers of the optical fiber unit 3 and the tension member 4. The

上述した光ケーブルは、図2に示すような押出成形装置11によりシース被覆6が施される。押出成形装置11は、ダイス部12とニップル部13を備え、ニップル部13は複数のガイド管14a〜14dを有している。図3(A)は図2のA−A断面を示し、ダイス部12の出口孔12aは、光ケーブルの外形にほぼ等しい形状となっている。また、図3(B)は図2のB−B断面を示し、ダイス部12の出口孔12aとニップル部13の先端部との間のダイス部12の内室部12bで、例えば、断面円形の室で形成される。そして、光ファイバユニット3、テンションメンバ4、引裂き紐5並びに支持線10が、図3(A)に示すような所定の配列状態になるように、それぞれのガイド管14a〜14dがニップル部13の先端側から突き出るように設けられる。   The optical cable described above is sheathed 6 by an extrusion molding apparatus 11 as shown in FIG. The extrusion molding apparatus 11 includes a die portion 12 and a nipple portion 13, and the nipple portion 13 includes a plurality of guide tubes 14 a to 14 d. FIG. 3A shows a cross section taken along the line AA in FIG. 2, and the outlet hole 12a of the die portion 12 has a shape substantially equal to the outer shape of the optical cable. 3B shows a cross section taken along the line B-B of FIG. 2, and is an inner chamber portion 12 b of the die portion 12 between the outlet hole 12 a of the die portion 12 and the tip portion of the nipple portion 13. Formed in the chamber. Then, the guide tubes 14 a to 14 d of the nipple portion 13 are arranged so that the optical fiber unit 3, the tension member 4, the tear string 5 and the support line 10 are in a predetermined arrangement state as shown in FIG. It is provided so as to protrude from the tip side.

図2に示すように、押出成形装置11のダイス部12の内室部12bとニップル部13との間に形成される間隙部分に、被覆材料が押出される。この被覆材料は、内室部12bから出口孔12aに押出され、ニップル部13の後方から導入されガイド管14a〜14dの先端から引き出される光ファイバユニット3、テンションメンバ4、引裂き紐5並びに支持線10の周囲を一括して被覆する。   As shown in FIG. 2, the coating material is extruded into a gap portion formed between the inner chamber portion 12 b of the die portion 12 of the extrusion molding apparatus 11 and the nipple portion 13. This coating material is extruded from the inner chamber portion 12b to the outlet hole 12a, introduced from the rear of the nipple portion 13, and drawn from the tips of the guide tubes 14a to 14d, the optical fiber unit 3, the tension member 4, the tear string 5, and the support line. Cover around 10 at once.

ガイド管14aは、光ファイバユニット3をガイドするもので、このガイド管14aの先端は、ダイス部12の出口孔12aの先端位置とほぼ一致するように配置される。ガイド管14bは、テンションメンバ4をガイドするもので、このガイド管14bの先端は、ダイス部12の出口孔12aより内側に位置するように配置される。ガイド管14cは、引裂き紐5をガイドするもので、このガイド管14cの先端はダイス部12の出口孔12aの近傍で光ファイバユニット3のガイド管14aより、所定の距離だけ内側に配置される。ガイド管14dは、支持線10をイドするもので、このガイド管14dの先端は、テンションメンバ4のガイド管14bと同様にダイス部12の出口孔12aより内側に位置するように配置される。   The guide tube 14 a guides the optical fiber unit 3, and the distal end of the guide tube 14 a is disposed so as to substantially coincide with the distal end position of the outlet hole 12 a of the die portion 12. The guide tube 14 b guides the tension member 4, and the tip of the guide tube 14 b is disposed so as to be located inside the outlet hole 12 a of the die portion 12. The guide tube 14 c guides the tear string 5, and the tip of the guide tube 14 c is disposed inward of the guide tube 14 a of the optical fiber unit 3 by a predetermined distance in the vicinity of the outlet hole 12 a of the die portion 12. . The guide tube 14 d is formed on the support wire 10, and the tip of the guide tube 14 d is disposed so as to be located inside the outlet hole 12 a of the die portion 12, similarly to the guide tube 14 b of the tension member 4.

テンションメンバ4のガイド管14bと支持線10のガイド管14dは、その先端が短く(ダイス部の出口孔12aより後方にある)形成されるが、シース被覆内に完全に埋設させて密着一体性を高めるために、ダイス部12内で周囲に被覆材料が十分充填(付着)されるようにする。引裂き紐5のガイド管14cは、引裂き紐5の外周全体がシース被覆内に完全に埋設されず、一部が光ファイバユニット3の外面に接している状態で埋設されているのが望ましい。しかし、シース被覆との密着力が弱いとシース被覆の切り裂き時に引き抜けが生じるため、ある程度の密着一体性を有していることも必要である。このため、引裂き紐5のガイド管14cは、光ファイバユニット3のガイド管14aより、後述するように所定距離だけ後方に位置させる。   The guide tube 14b of the tension member 4 and the guide tube 14d of the support wire 10 are formed with short tips (behind the outlet hole 12a of the die portion), but are completely embedded in the sheath covering so as to be tightly integrated. In order to increase the thickness, the coating material is sufficiently filled (attached) in the periphery of the die portion 12. The guide tube 14c of the tear string 5 is desirably embedded in a state in which the entire outer periphery of the tear string 5 is not completely embedded in the sheath, and a part thereof is in contact with the outer surface of the optical fiber unit 3. However, if the adhesion with the sheath is weak, pull-out occurs when the sheath is cut, so that it is necessary to have a certain degree of adhesion integrity. For this reason, the guide tube 14c of the tear string 5 is positioned behind the guide tube 14a of the optical fiber unit 3 by a predetermined distance as will be described later.

上述した押出成形装置によるシース被覆の形成は、図3(A)のC−C断面で示す図4の形態で実施される。ダイス部12とニップル部13の間の内室部12b内に押出された被覆材料6’は、所定の粘度の溶融状態で出口孔12aからチューブ状に押出される。このチューブ状に押出された被覆材料6’は、ダイス部12の出口孔12aと出口端がほぼ同じ位置にあるガイド管14aから引き出される光ファイバユニット3の表面に、チューブ径を縮小するように縮減して付与され、シース被覆6とされる。   Formation of the sheath coating by the above-described extrusion molding apparatus is carried out in the form of FIG. 4 shown in the CC section of FIG. The coating material 6 ′ extruded into the inner chamber portion 12 b between the die portion 12 and the nipple portion 13 is extruded into a tube shape from the outlet hole 12 a in a molten state with a predetermined viscosity. The coating material 6 ′ extruded into a tube shape reduces the tube diameter to the surface of the optical fiber unit 3 drawn from the guide tube 14a in which the outlet end 12a of the die portion 12 and the outlet end are substantially at the same position. Reduced and applied to form a sheath coating 6.

引裂き紐5も光ファイバユニット3と同時にガイド管14cから引き出されるが、光ファイバユニット3のガイド管14aの先端と引裂き紐5のガイド管14cの先端との長さの差(距離)Lが大きいと、加圧された被覆材料6’が光ファイバユニット3のガイド管14aと引裂き紐5との間にも流れ込み、引裂き紐5はシース被覆6内に埋まってしまう。この距離Lが小さいと、被覆材料6’が光ファイバユニット3のガイド管14aと引裂き紐5との間に十分流れ込まないうちに引裂き紐5は光ファイバユニット3に接して、チューブ状に押出された被覆材料6’の縮減により光ファイバユニット3の表面に沿った状態で一体に被覆される。しかし、引裂き紐5とシース被覆6との密着性は多少低下し、引裂き紐5の引き抜け力は小さくなる。   The tear string 5 is also pulled out from the guide tube 14c at the same time as the optical fiber unit 3, but the difference (distance) L in length between the distal end of the guide tube 14a of the optical fiber unit 3 and the distal end of the guide tube 14c of the tear string 5 is large. Then, the pressurized coating material 6 ′ also flows between the guide tube 14 a of the optical fiber unit 3 and the tear string 5, and the tear string 5 is buried in the sheath coating 6. When the distance L is small, the tear string 5 contacts the optical fiber unit 3 and is extruded into a tube shape before the coating material 6 ′ sufficiently flows between the guide tube 14a of the optical fiber unit 3 and the tear string 5. The coating material 6 'is reduced so as to be integrally coated along the surface of the optical fiber unit 3. However, the adhesion between the tear string 5 and the sheath coating 6 is somewhat lowered, and the pull-out force of the tear string 5 is reduced.

ここで、光ケーブルのケーブル本体部2を成形するダイス部12の出口孔12aの内径をD1、ケーブル本体部2のシース被覆(突条7を含まず)6の外径をD2とし、この時のシース被覆6の外側の縮減率Raを(D2/D1)とする。また、光ファイバユニット3のガイド管14aの外径をd1、ケーブル本体部2のシース被覆6の内径をd2とし、この時のシース被覆6の内側の縮減率Rbを(d2/d1)とする。そして、シース被覆6の外側と内側の縮減率の比(Ra/Rb)が、後述するように所定の範囲内になるように成形条件を設定する。   Here, the inner diameter of the outlet hole 12a of the die portion 12 for molding the cable main body portion 2 of the optical cable is D1, and the outer diameter of the sheath coating (not including the protrusion 7) 6 of the cable main body portion 2 is D2. The reduction ratio Ra on the outside of the sheath coating 6 is (D2 / D1). Also, the outer diameter of the guide tube 14a of the optical fiber unit 3 is d1, the inner diameter of the sheath coating 6 of the cable body 2 is d2, and the reduction ratio Rb inside the sheath coating 6 at this time is (d2 / d1). . Then, the molding conditions are set so that the ratio (Ra / Rb) of the reduction ratio between the outside and the inside of the sheath coating 6 is within a predetermined range as will be described later.

図5は、上記の縮減率比(Ra/Rb)によるシース被覆6の作用状態を説明する図で、図5(A)は外側の縮減率Raが内側の縮減率Rbに対して大きい場合で、縮減率の内外差を解消しようとしてシース被覆6の内側が、光ファイバユニット3を締め付けようとする。このため、引裂き紐5の引抜力は大きくなるが、シース被覆6内に埋め込まれてしまう。図5(B)は外側の縮減率Raが内側の縮減率Rbに対して小さい場合で、縮減率の内外差を解消しようとしてシース被覆6の内側が、光ファイバユニット3から離れて外側に脹らもうとする。このため、引裂き紐5の周囲に空洞ができて、引抜力が低下する。   FIG. 5 is a diagram for explaining the action state of the sheath coating 6 based on the above reduction ratio ratio (Ra / Rb). FIG. 5A shows a case where the outer reduction ratio Ra is larger than the inner reduction ratio Rb. The inner side of the sheath coating 6 tries to eliminate the difference between the reduction rate and the outer rate, and the optical fiber unit 3 is tightened. For this reason, the pulling force of the tear string 5 is increased, but it is embedded in the sheath coating 6. FIG. 5B shows a case where the outer reduction ratio Ra is smaller than the inner reduction ratio Rb, and the inside of the sheath coating 6 is separated from the optical fiber unit 3 and expands outward in order to eliminate the difference in the reduction ratio. I will try again. For this reason, a cavity is formed around the tear string 5 and the pulling force is reduced.

図6及び図7は、上述した光ケーブルの試験品を作製し、引裂き紐のシース被覆への埋設状態を試験した評価結果を示す図である。なお、試験用の光ケーブルとして、図1(A)に示した自己支持型の光ケーブル構造で、光ファイバユニット3には、8心の光ファイバ心線をバンドルしたもの3本を撚って、ポリプロピレンヤーンを巻いて外径5.1mmとしたものを用いた。また、支持線10には、外径1.4mmの鋼線を7本撚りした鋼撚線を用い、テンションメンバ4には、外径が0.72mmの鋼線を用いた。引裂き紐5は、外径が0.9mmのポリエチレンテレフタレート(PET)紐を用いた。そして、シース被覆6の材料としては、直鎖低密度ポリエチレン(L-LDPE)を用い、ケーブル本体部2の外径を10.5mm、支持線部8を含めたケーブル高さが18.0mmとなるように押出成形した。   FIG. 6 and FIG. 7 are diagrams showing evaluation results of manufacturing the above-described optical cable test product and testing the state in which the tear string is embedded in the sheath coating. As the test optical cable, the self-supporting optical cable structure shown in FIG. 1A is used, and the optical fiber unit 3 is twisted with three bundles of eight optical fiber core wires, and polypropylene. A yarn wound to an outer diameter of 5.1 mm was used. The support wire 10 was a steel stranded wire in which seven steel wires having an outer diameter of 1.4 mm were twisted, and the tension member 4 was a steel wire having an outer diameter of 0.72 mm. As the tear string 5, a polyethylene terephthalate (PET) string having an outer diameter of 0.9 mm was used. And as a material of the sheath coating 6, linear low density polyethylene (L-LDPE) is used, the outer diameter of the cable body 2 is 10.5 mm, and the cable height including the support wire 8 is 18.0 mm. Extrusion molding was performed.

試験品の光ケーブルは、光ファイバユニット3のガイド管14aの先端と引裂き紐5のガイド管14cの先端との長さの差(距離)Lが、0.0mm(ガイド管14aとガイド管14cの先端位置が同じ)、5.0mm、10.0mm、15.00mmで設定して、複数種を作製した。また、前記の長さの差Lを異ならせるとともに、それぞれについてシース被覆6の縮減率比(Ra/Rb)が0.80、0.90、1.00、1.10になるように成形条件(例えば、被覆材料の粘度、成形線速等)を設定して、複数種を作製した。   The optical cable of the test product has a length difference (distance) L between the tip of the guide tube 14a of the optical fiber unit 3 and the tip of the guide tube 14c of the tear string 5 of 0.0 mm (the guide tube 14a and the guide tube 14c The tip position was the same), and multiple types were prepared by setting 5.0 mm, 10.0 mm, and 15.00 mm. Further, the length difference L is made different, and the molding condition is set such that the reduction ratio (Ra / Rb) of the sheath coating 6 is 0.80, 0.90, 1.00, and 1.10. (For example, the viscosity of the coating material, the forming linear velocity, etc.) were set to produce a plurality of types.

この結果、引裂き紐のガイド管14cと光ファイバユニットのガイド管14aとの長さの差Lを0.0mmとした場合は、引裂き紐5と光ファイバユニット3の間に被覆材料6’が入り込む余裕がなく、引裂き紐5はシース被覆6内に埋まることなく光ファイバユニット3に接した状態で被覆される。しかし、縮減率比(Ra/Rb)が0.80〜1.10のいずれの場合も引裂き紐5の引抜力が小さく(12.0N/10m以下)、判定結果はいずれも不良であった。なお、引裂き紐5の引抜力は、30N/10m以上でないとシース被覆6を切り裂く際に抜けてしまうため、引抜力が30N/10m未満の場合は不良とされる。   As a result, when the length difference L between the tear pipe guide tube 14c and the optical fiber unit guide pipe 14a is 0.0 mm, the coating material 6 'enters between the tear string 5 and the optical fiber unit 3. There is no allowance, and the tear string 5 is covered with the optical fiber unit 3 without being buried in the sheath cover 6. However, when the reduction ratio (Ra / Rb) was 0.80 to 1.10, the pulling force of the tear string 5 was small (12.0 N / 10 m or less), and the determination results were all poor. In addition, since the pulling-out force of the tear string 5 is not 30 N / 10 m or more, it will come off when the sheath coating 6 is torn, and therefore, if the pulling-off force is less than 30 N / 10 m, it is regarded as defective.

前記の長さの差Lを5.0mmとした場合は、縮減率比(Ra/Rb)が0.80〜1.00では、引裂き紐5はシース被覆6内に埋まることなく光ファイバユニット3に接した状態で被覆され、良好であった。しかし、縮減率比(Ra/Rb)を1.10とすると、シース被覆6の内側が、光ファイバユニット3から離れて外側に脹らみ、引裂き紐5と光ファイバユニット3との間に被覆材料6’が回り込むため、引裂き紐5はシース被覆6内に埋まってしまい、不良となった。引裂き紐5の引抜力は、縮減率比(Ra/Rb)が0.80では、16N/10mで不足し、0.90〜1.10では30N/10m以上が確保できた。結果として、長さの差Lを5.0mmとした場合は、縮減率比(Ra/Rb)を0.90〜1.00とするのが良好であった。   When the length difference L is 5.0 mm, when the reduction ratio (Ra / Rb) is 0.80 to 1.00, the tear string 5 is not embedded in the sheath coating 6 and the optical fiber unit 3 It was coated in a state in contact with However, if the reduction ratio (Ra / Rb) is 1.10, the inner side of the sheath coating 6 swells away from the optical fiber unit 3 and is covered between the tear string 5 and the optical fiber unit 3. Since the material 6 'wraps around, the tear string 5 is buried in the sheath coating 6 and becomes defective. The pulling force of the tear string 5 was insufficient at 16 N / 10 m when the reduction ratio (Ra / Rb) was 0.80, and 30 N / 10 m or more was secured at 0.90 to 1.10. As a result, when the length difference L was set to 5.0 mm, the reduction ratio (Ra / Rb) was preferably 0.90 to 1.00.

前記の長さの差Lを10.0mmとした場合も、縮減率比(Ra/Rb)が0.80〜1.00では、引裂き紐5はシース被覆6内に埋まることなく光ファイバユニット3に接した状態で被覆され、良好であった。しかし、縮減率比(Ra/Rb)を1.10とすると、シース被覆6の内側が、光ファイバユニット3から離れて外側に脹らみ、引裂き紐5と光ファイバユニット3との間に被覆材料6’が回り込むため、引裂き紐5はシース被覆6内に埋まってしまい、不良となった。引裂き紐5の引抜力は、縮減率比(Ra/Rb)が0.80では、22N/10mで不足し、0.90〜1.10では40N/10m以上が確保できた。結果として、長さの差Lを10.0mmとした場合は、縮減率比(Ra/Rb)を0.90〜1.00とするのが良好であった。   Even when the length difference L is 10.0 mm, when the reduction ratio (Ra / Rb) is 0.80 to 1.00, the tear string 5 is not embedded in the sheath coating 6 and the optical fiber unit 3 It was coated in a state in contact with However, if the reduction ratio (Ra / Rb) is 1.10, the inner side of the sheath coating 6 swells away from the optical fiber unit 3 and is covered between the tear string 5 and the optical fiber unit 3. Since the material 6 'wraps around, the tear string 5 is buried in the sheath coating 6 and becomes defective. The pulling force of the tear string 5 was insufficient at 22 N / 10 m when the reduction ratio (Ra / Rb) was 0.80, and 40 N / 10 m or more was secured at 0.90 to 1.10. As a result, when the length difference L was 10.0 mm, the reduction ratio (Ra / Rb) was preferably 0.90 to 1.00.

前記の長さの差Lを15.0mmとした場合は、縮減率比(Ra/Rb)が0.80〜1.10のいずれの場合も、引裂き紐5はシース被覆6内に埋まってしまい、不良となった。これは、長さの差Lが大きいため、加圧された被覆材料6’が光ファイバユニット3のガイド管14aと引裂き紐5との間にも流れ込み、引裂き紐5はシース被覆6内に埋め込まれてしまうことによる。引裂き紐5の引抜力は、いずれの場合も30N/10m以上が確保できるが、引裂き紐5がシース被覆6内に埋まってしまうことから、良好な切り裂きを行うことができないので総合的には不良となった。   When the length difference L is 15.0 mm, the tear string 5 is buried in the sheath sheath 6 in any case where the reduction ratio (Ra / Rb) is 0.80 to 1.10. It became bad. Since the length difference L is large, the pressurized coating material 6 ′ also flows between the guide tube 14 a of the optical fiber unit 3 and the tear string 5, and the tear string 5 is embedded in the sheath coating 6. Because it will be. The pulling force of the tear string 5 can be ensured to be 30 N / 10 m or more in any case, but since the tear string 5 is buried in the sheath coating 6, it is not possible to perform good tearing, so it is generally poor. It became.

以上の評価結果から、図7(A)及び図7(B)に示すように、点線で囲った範囲で光ファイバユニット3のガイド管と引裂き紐5のガイド管との長さの差L(両ガイド管の先端間の距離)及び縮減率比(Ra/Rb)でケーブル被覆を押出成形する必要がある。すなわち、ガイド管との長さの差Lは、5.0mm〜10.0mmの範囲が好ましく、多少の裕度を持たせて4.0mm〜11.0mmに収める。また、(ケーブル被覆後外径D2/ダイス内径D1)を被覆外側の縮減率Raとし、(光ファイバユニット外径d2/光ファイバユニット用のガイド管外径d1)を被覆内側の縮減率Rbとしたとき、縮減率比(Ra/Rb)が0.9〜1.0となるように成形条件を設定する必要がある。   From the above evaluation results, as shown in FIGS. 7A and 7B, the difference in length L between the guide tube of the optical fiber unit 3 and the guide tube of the tear string 5 within the range surrounded by the dotted line ( It is necessary to extrude the cable covering with the distance between the tips of both guide tubes and the reduction ratio (Ra / Rb). That is, the length difference L with respect to the guide tube is preferably in the range of 5.0 mm to 10.0 mm, and is within a range of 4.0 mm to 11.0 mm with some margin. Further, (outer diameter D2 / cable inner diameter D2 / die inner diameter D1) is a reduction ratio Ra on the outer side of the coating, and (optical fiber unit outer diameter d2 / guide fiber outer diameter d1 for the optical fiber unit) is a reduction ratio Rb on the inner side of the coating. In this case, it is necessary to set the molding conditions so that the reduction ratio ratio (Ra / Rb) is 0.9 to 1.0.

本発明で対象とする光ケーブルの概略を説明する図である。It is a figure explaining the outline of the optical cable made into object by this invention. 本発明で用いられる押出成形装置の概略を説明する図である。It is a figure explaining the outline of the extrusion molding apparatus used by this invention. 図2の部分断面を示す図である。It is a figure which shows the partial cross section of FIG. 本発明によるシース被覆の成形状態を説明する図である。It is a figure explaining the shaping | molding state of the sheath coating | cover by this invention. 本発明によるシース被覆の縮減状態を説明する図である。It is a figure explaining the reduced state of the sheath coating by this invention. 本発明の評価結果を説明する図である。It is a figure explaining the evaluation result of the present invention. 図6の評価結果をグラフ化した図である。FIG. 7 is a graph showing the evaluation results of FIG. 6.

符号の説明Explanation of symbols

1,1’…光ケーブル、2…ケーブル本体部、3…光ファイバユニット、4…テンションメンバ、5…引裂き紐、6…シース被覆、6’…被覆材料、7…突条、8…支持線部、9…首部、10…支持線、11…押出成形装置、12…ダイス部、12a…出口孔、12b…内室部、13…ニップル部、14a,14b,14c,14d…ガイド管。 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1,1 '... Optical cable, 2 ... Cable main-body part, 3 ... Optical fiber unit, 4 ... Tension member, 5 ... Tear string, 6 ... Sheath coating, 6' ... Coating material, 7 ... Projection, 8 ... Support line part , 9 ... neck part, 10 ... support wire, 11 ... extrusion molding device, 12 ... die part, 12a ... outlet hole, 12b ... inner chamber part, 13 ... nipple part, 14a, 14b, 14c, 14d ... guide tube.

Claims (2)

光ファイバユニットの両側に直線状に並ぶように2本のテンションメンバを平行に配すると共に、前記光ファイバユニットに引裂き紐を沿わせて一括被覆する光ケーブルの製造方法であって、
被覆材料の押出成形用のニップル部には、前記光ファイバユニット、前記テンションメンバ並びに前記引裂き紐をそれぞれ通すガイド管を備えていて、
前記光ファイバユニット用のガイド管の先端をダイスの出口位置に配置し、前記引裂き紐用のガイド管の先端を前記光ファイバユニット用のガイド管の先端より4.0mm〜11.0mm内方に配置し、
(シース被覆後外径D2/ダイス内径D1)を被覆外側の縮減率Raとし、(光ファイバユニット外径d2/光ファイバユニット用のガイド管外径d1)を被覆内側の縮減率Rbとしたとき、縮減率比(Ra/Rb)が0.9〜1.00となるようにシース被覆を押出成形することを特徴とする光ケーブルの製造方法。
A method of manufacturing an optical cable in which two tension members are arranged in parallel so as to be arranged in a straight line on both sides of an optical fiber unit, and the optical fiber unit is covered in a lump along a tear string,
The nipple portion for extrusion molding of the coating material includes a guide tube through which the optical fiber unit, the tension member, and the tear string are passed,
The distal end of the guide tube for the optical fiber unit is disposed at the exit position of the die, and the distal end of the guide tube for the tear string is 4.0 mm to 11.0 mm inward from the distal end of the guide tube for the optical fiber unit. Place and
When (outer sheath outer diameter D2 / die inner diameter D1) is the outer reduction ratio Ra and (optical fiber unit outer diameter d2 / guide fiber outer diameter d1 for the optical fiber unit) is the inner reduction ratio Rb. A method of manufacturing an optical cable, comprising extruding a sheath coating so that a reduction ratio ratio (Ra / Rb) is 0.9 to 1.00.
前記2本のテンションメンバの中心を通る直線の延長上に支持線を配して一括被覆することを特徴とする請求項1に記載の光ケーブルの製造方法。   2. The method of manufacturing an optical cable according to claim 1, wherein a support line is disposed on an extension of a straight line passing through the centers of the two tension members and is collectively covered.
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