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22、OREGOING NEGATION OF DAMAGES IS A FUNDAMENTAL ELEMENT OF THE USE OF THE CONTENTS HEREOF, AND THESE CONTENTS WOULD NOT BE PUBLISHED BY TIA WITHOUT SUCH LIMITATIONS. ANSI/ICEA S-87-640-2006TIA-472D000-BiFOREWORD(This Foreword is not part of this Standard.)This Standard provides information on specifyi

23、ng fiber optic cables for outdoor use intelecommunications applications.The first edition of this Standard was approved by ICEA on March 4, 1992, and the secondrevision on September 15, 1999. A third revision was approved by ICEA on June 8, 2005.It was published by ICEA, but was not published as an

24、ANSI approved Standard. Thisrevision to the Standard was approved by ICEA on September 13, 2006. This Standardwas approved by The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) on December 8,2006. This Standard was adopted by the Telecommunications Industry Association(TIA) as TIA-472D000-B in April 2

25、007. The members of the ICEA CommunicationsCable Division Working Group who participated in this project were:Ken Chauvin, Chairman and EditorM. D. Kinard R. Lovie J. Rosko D. BakerJ. Shinoski D. Taylor P. VanVickle K. DunnThis issue replaces the previous issue of ANSI/ICEA S-87-640-1999, Standard f

26、orOptical Fiber Outside Plant Communications Cable. Major changes in this revisioninclude the following: Cables with alternate tensile ratings for various applications Addition of Tight Buffer cables for outdoor use Addition of very low temperature cable performance requirements (Annex C) Figure-8 s

27、elf-supporting cable (Annex D) 1625 nm performance requirements (Annex E)This Standard contains six annexes. Annexes C and D are normative and areconsidered part of this Standard. Annex E is normative and considered part of thisStandard when required by the customer. Annexes A, B, and F are informat

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29、oes not in any respect preclude the manufacture or use of products notconforming to this Standard.ANSI/ICEA S-87-640-2006TIA-472D000-BiiThe user of this Standard is cautioned to observe any applicable health or safetyregulations and rules relative to the manufacture and use of cable made in conformi

30、tywith this Standard. This Standard hereafter assumes that only properly trainedpersonnel using suitable equipment will manufacture, test, install, and/or performmaintenance on cables defined by this Standard.Questions of interpretation of ICEA Standards can only be accepted in writing and thereply

31、shall be provided in writing. Suggestions for improvements in this Standard arewelcome. Questions and suggestions shall be sent to:SecretaryInsulated Cable Engineers Association, Inc.Post Office Box 1568Carrollton, GA 30112United States of AmericaANSI/ICEA S-87-640-2006TIA-472D000-BiiiIn Memoryof hi

32、s more than forty years of contributions to the Wire in particular,for his fifteen years of leadership in the ICEA Communications Cable Section. Duringthis time he was instrumental in the preparation of three major Standards this being oneof them. This latest revision is hereby dedicated to the memo

33、ry of:H. Marvin McNeilApril 23, 1927 October 18, 1998ANSI/ICEA S-87-640-2006TIA-472D000-Biv This page intentionally blank. ANSI/ICEA S-87-640-2006TIA-472D000-BvCONTENTSSECTION PAGEPART 1 INTRODUCTION 11.1 SCOPE . 11.2 GENERAL. 31.3 UNITS . 41.4 DEFINITIONS . 41.5 REFERENCES . 51.6 INFORMATION TO BE

34、SUPPLIED BY THE USER . 51.7 MODIFICATION OF THIS STANDARD 61.8 QUALITY ASSURANCE . 61.9 SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS. 6PART 2 OPTICAL FIBERS 72.1 GENERAL. 72.2 OPTICAL FIBER CLASSES. 72.3 OPTICAL FIBER REQUIREMENTS 72.4 OPTICAL FIBER COATING AND REQUIREMENTS 7PART 3 OPTICAL FIBER CORE UNITS 103.1 GENERAL.

35、103.2 LOOSE BUFFER TUBES. 103.3 OPTICAL FIBER BUNDLES. 113.4 OPTICAL FIBER RIBBONS . 113.5 TIGHT BUFFERS . 12PART 4 CABLE AND COMPONENT ASSEMBLY AND IDENTIFICATION 144.1 CABLING OF MULTI-FIBER AND COMPOSITE OPTICAL CABLES. 144.2 IDENTIFICATION OF FIBERS WITHIN A UNIT 144.3 IDENTIFICATION OF UNITS WI

36、THIN A CABLE. 144.4 IDENTIFICATION OF CONDUCTORS IN COMPOSITE CABLE 144.5 STRENGTH MEMBERS. 16ANSI/ICEA S-87-640-2006TIA-472D000-BviCONTENTS (cont.)SECTION PAGEPart 4: (Continued)4.6 ASSEMBLY OF CABLES. 164.7 FILLING AND FLOODING MATERIAL 16PART 5 COVERINGS 175.1 BINDERS 175.2 CORE WRAP 175.3 SHIELD

37、ING, ARMORING, OR OTHER METALLIC COVERINGS . 175.4 JACKETS 195.5 JACKET REPAIRS . 235.6 OTHER COVERINGS 235.7 RIPCORDS. 23PART 6 OTHER REQUIREMENTS 246.1 IDENTIFICATION AND DATE MARKING 246.2 OPTICAL CABLE IDENTIFICATION AND OTHER MARKINGS. 256.3 LENGTH MARKING . 256.4 CABLE REMARKING . 266.5 PACKAG

38、ING, PACKING, AND PACKAGE MARKING 26PART 7 TESTING, TEST METHODS, AND REQUIREMENTS 287.1 TESTING 287.2 EXTENT OF TESTING. 287.3 STANDARD TEST CONDITIONS 287.4 ELECTRICAL TESTING OF CONDUCTIVE MATERIALS 297.5 CONSTRUCTION, COLOR CODE, AND IDENTIFICATION. 297.6 JACKET THICKNESS MEASUREMENTS. 307.7 JAC

39、KET MATERIAL DENSITY MEASUREMENT. 307.8 JACKET TENSILE STRENGTH, YIELD STRENGTH, AND ULTIMATEELONGATION TESTS . 307.9 JACKET MATERIAL ABSORPTION COEFFICIENT TEST 31ANSI/ICEA S-87-640-2006TIA-472D000-BviiCONTENTS (cont.)SECTION PAGEPart 7: (Continued)7.10 ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS CRACK RESISTANCE TEST. 3

40、27.11 JACKET SHRINKAGE TEST . 337.12 VERIFICATION OF CABLE LENGTH AND MARKING ACCURACY 337.13 CABLE AND COMPONENT DIMENSIONS. 347.14 RIBBON DIMENSIONS 347.15 RIBBON TWIST TEST . 357.16 RIBBON RESIDUAL TWIST TEST 367.17 RIBBON SEPARABILITY TEST. 367.18 RIPCORD FUNCTIONAL TEST. 377.19 MATERIAL COMPATI

41、BILITY AND CABLE AGING TEST 387.20 TIGHT BUFFER STRIPPABILITY TEST 397.21 CABLE LOW AND HIGH TEMPERATURE BEND TEST 407.22 CABLE EXTERNAL FREEZING TEST 417.23 COMPOUND FLOW (DRIP) TEST FOR FILLED CABLE . 417.24 CABLE TEMPERATURE CYCLING TEST 427.25 HYDROGEN EVOLUTION IN CABLE . 427.26 CABLE SHEATH AD

42、HERENCE TEST 437.27 CYCLIC FLEXING TEST 437.28 WATER PENETRATION TEST 447.29 CABLE IMPACT TEST . 447.30 CABLE TENSILE LOADING AND FIBER STRAIN TEST 457.31 CABLE COMPRESSIVE LOADING TEST. 477.32 CABLE TWIST TEST 487.33 CABLE LIGHTNING DAMAGE SUSCEPTIBILITY TEST 48ANSI/ICEA S-87-640-2006TIA-472D000-Bv

43、iiiCONTENTS (cont.)SECTION PAGEPART 8 FINISHED CABLE OPTICAL PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS 508.1 OPTICAL PERFORMANCE . 508.2 ATTENUATION COEFFICIENT . 518.3 MULTIMODE OPTICAL BANDWIDTH. 528.4 OPTICAL POINT DISCONTINUITIES 538.5 CABLE CUTOFF WAVELENGTH (Single-Mode Fibers Only). 538.6 POLARIZATION MODE DI

44、SPERSION (Single-Mode Fibers Only). 54PART 9 REFERENCES 55ANNEXESAnnex A (Informative) Suggested Information for a Purchase Document61Annex B (Informative) Metallic Covering Materials .63Annex C (Normative) Requirements for Very-Low Temperature Applications 68Annex D (Normative) Self-supporting Figu

45、re-8 Cables Designs.71Annex E (Normative) 1625 nm Cabled Fiber Performance Requirements .78Annex F (Informative) ICEA Telecommunications Cable Standards79FIGURESFigure 7.1 Ribbon dimensional parameters. 35Figure 7.2 Ribbon preparation . 37Figure 7.3 Ribbon separation. 37Figure D.1 Cable galloping te

46、st schematic. 77ANSI/ICEA S-87-640-2006TIA-472D000-BixCONTENTS (cont.)TABLES PAGETable 1.1 Cable normal temperature ranges 2Table 2.1 Multimode optical fiber specification requirements. 8Table 2.2 Single-mode optical fiber specification requirements . 9Table 4.1 Individual fiber, unit, and group ide

47、ntification 15Table 5.1 Requirements for jackets removed from completed cable . 21Table 5.2 Jacket thickness requirements . 22Table 6.1 Year of manufacture marker threads 25Table 7.1 Sample preparation and test set-up, jacket tensile properties . 31Table 7.2 Maximum dimensions of optical fiber ribbo

48、ns. 35Table 8.1 Attenuation coefficient performance requirements. 50Table 8.2 Multimode bandwidth coefficient performance requirements. 50Table 8.3 Point discontinuity acceptance criteria 51Table 8.4 Optical attenuation measurement methods 52Table 8.5 Multimode optical bandwidth measurement methods

49、52Table B.1 Thickness of aluminum alloy tapes. 63Table B.2 Thickness of copper, copper alloy, and bronze tapes 64Table B.3 Thickness of copper-steel-copper laminate tapes 64Table B.4 Stainless steel tape composition 65Table B.5 Stainless steel tape physical performance . 66Table B.6 Thickness of stainless steel tapes 66Table B.7 Thickness of steel tapes . 66Table B.8 Steel tape composition . 67Table D.1 Outer jacket thickness requirements for figure-8 messenger cables . 72Table D.2 Dimension requirements for messenger webs . 72Table E.1 Acceptance criteria for L-Band operation