Chapter 4 Pathways and Spaces Flashcards

1
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Route Design Considerations

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  • Safety of Life
  • Location
  • Topography
  • Local Restrictions (Climate)
  • Cost
  • Existing Infrastructure
  • Future Development (site remediation)
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OSP Preliminary Investigations to Consider

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  • Traffic
  • Building Construction
  • Road Improvements
  • Landscaping
  • Safety
  • Work Site Access
  • Future Maintenance
  • Utilities
  • Underground Streams
  • Surface Restoration
  • Soil Conditions
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3
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OSP Site Survey

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  • Inspect the cable route
  • ROW and owner of pathway
  • Pathway capacity
  • Capcity of existing copper and fiber
  • safety
  • AHJ and pole owners
  • Restoration Issues
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Utility Color Code (Location marks)

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White - Proposed Utility
Pink - Temp Survey Marks
Red - Electric
Yellow - Gas Oil Steam Petroleum
Orange - Communications
Blue - Potable Water
Purple - Reclaimed Water, Irrigation
Green - Sewer and Drain lines

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5
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Pathway Considerations

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  • Safety
  • Alternative Routes
  • Flagging painting pathway
  • White Lining
  • Test holes (potholes)
  • Documentation
  • Right-Of-Way
  • Joint Use Occupancy
  • Underground
  • Direct Bury
  • Aerial
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6
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Underground

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Out-of-site services
Future use without disturbances
Physical cable protection

High initial costs
Require more detailed route planning
Provides a pathway for water, gases, and rodents into the building

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7
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Direct Buried

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Out-of-site services
low initial installation cost compared to the Underground
easily bypasses obstructions

Not flexible for future growth
Not much protection
Difficult to locate
Provides a pathway for water, gases, and rodents into the building

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Aerial

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Low installation cost
easily accessible for maintenance

Aesthetically displeasing
Susceptible to environmental damage
Susceptible to damage from public
Higher cost of ongoing maintenance

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9
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Name the 3 standard conduit systems

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Main
Branch
Subsidiary

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10
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Types of Conduit Material

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PVC
PVCu
HDPE
Steel

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11
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Types of Inner-duct

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HDPE
Fabric Mesh
PVC

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12
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3 methods of Trenching

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Hand Dig
Back Hoe
Trencher

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13
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Trenching Methods

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Vibratory Plow
Static Plow
Rip Plow

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14
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3 Main types of Bores

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Auger (Jack and Bore)
HDD (Horizontal Directional Bore)
Missile Bore (Impact Moling)

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15
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Excavation Evacuation

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Hydro vac
Air Blade (nozzle)
Hydro flushing

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16
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3 Types of Pole Loading

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Transverse
Vertical
bending

17
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NESC Storm Loading

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Light
Medium
Heavy

18
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There are nine classifications of poles used in the USA, name one

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Pole Class 7 5338N or 1200lbs

19
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Space between pole attachments

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18”

20
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Pole Setting conditions

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Frozen Soil
Swampy soil
Sloping Ground
River or Stream

21
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Pole Footings

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Plank
Centenary Midspan
Plank Bracing

22
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Pole Anchors

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Cone
Expansion
Plate
Screw
Concrete
Plank
Pole to pole
Stub
Swamp
Permafrost

23
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Cable Oscillating dampers

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Spring Loaded Weight
Wind Dampers
Spiral Vibration

24
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OSP underground spaces

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Building
Under Building
Maintenance Holes
Hand Holes
Pedestals and Cabinets
Controlled Environment (CEV)
Concrete Universal Enclosures (CUE)

25
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Confined Space Venting

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26
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Maintenance Holes entry’s

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Center Conduit entry
Splayed Conduit entry

27
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Types of Maintenance Holes

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A -Both end walls
J-3 -Both end walls and one side wall
J-4 -Both end walls and both side walls (most flexible configuration)
L -One end one side
T -One end both sides
Double Wide -Both ends splayed with center racking

28
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Controlled Environment Vault (CEV)

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Below Ground enclosure that houses cables, hardware, and electronics

29
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Controlled Universal Enclosure (CUE)

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Above ground, walk-in enclosure that houses cables, hardware, and electronics