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Alternatively, the ribbon fiber can be secured using 3/8-in
braided tubing as shown in Figure 8.
a.
Cut a section of buffer tube 1 inch in length.
b.
Slide the buffer tube section inside the
braided tubing as shown in Figure 8.
c.
Wrap with vinyl tape to secure the tube to
the tubing.
Alternatively, (for OSE-ST-3TQ tray applications) the ribbon
fiber can be secured using clear transport tubing as shown
in Figure 9.
a.
Wrap the last inch or two of the transport
tube with friction tape (this will help the
tube adhere to the tray).
b.
Group the incoming tubes into two sets
of two tubes (the first being the incoming
pair, and the second being the outgoing) as
shown in Figure 9.
c.
Secure the tubes to the tray using cable ties
(Figure 9).
9.
Splicing Ribbon Fibers
NOTE: Place the tray as close to the splicing equipment as
possible. This reduces the possibility of broken fibers
while transferring them from the tray to the splicer.
Step 1:
Identify the #1 ribbon from each buffer tube. Loop
both ribbons twice around the inside perimeter of
the splice tray. Make sure the ribbons are under the
inside lip of the tray.
IMPORTANT:
Avoid twisting the ribbon so it will lie neatly
in the tray. Twisting the fiber can lead to high
attenuation. Avoid crossing the ribbons over
each other.
Step 2:
Remove just enough ribbon from the tray
to reach the splicing equipment. Do not
remove the entire length of ribbon from the
tray or twist ribbons as they are removed.
Step 3:
Place one ribbon in the splice organizer in
the slot on the far left side of the organizer,
entering from the top. Loop the other ribbon
another half loop and place it on the right
side of the organizer.
1-in section of buffer tube
3.8-in braided tubing
1/2 in 1/2 in
Wrap this section with tape
TPA-4950
TPA-4958
TPA-4952
Ribbon holders
(from splicers)
TPA-4951
Standard Recommended Procedure 001-285 | Issue 4 | February 2017 | Page 5 of 8
Ribbons
1-in section of buffer tube
Figure 8
Figure 9
Splice point
Figure 10
Splice protector
Figure 11