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          zone (35 °C ~ 50 °C), sensitization zone (60 °C ~ 85 °C   Fig. 3-1 Additional attenuation of -70 oC~85 oC temperature
          and -40 °C ~ -10 °C and -70 °C ~ -40 °C). A programmable   cycle test
          environmental thermostat is used to simulate the extreme
          cold environment in laboratory. According to the above
          divided areas as the assessment interval, the additional
          attenuation  characteristics  of  different  types  and
          specifications of optical fibers are tested, and the test data
          is used for summary analysis to obtain the optical fiber
          using in the extremely cold environment. The attenuation
          characteristic curve provides data support for engineering
          construction operation and maintenance and product     the ability of the fiber to resistant a temperature limit of -70
          development.                                           °C. The experimental fiber (the length of the fiber is not
                                                                 less than 2.0 km) is placed in the environmental thermostat.
          3.1 Temperature cycling experiment                     The temperature in the environmental thermostat is
          In the process of the optical fiber cabling needs access to   reduced from 23 °C to -70 °C, the cooling rate is 1 °C/
          the short-term after high temperature, however, the cable   min, and the temperature is reduced to -70 °C. During
          used in extremely low temperature environment. In order   the process of dropping 10 °C and dropping to -70 °C,
          to ensure that the fiber changes dramatically in the external   the additional attenuation of the 1310 nm and 1550 nm
          environment temperature, the transmission properties of   wavelengths was tested at regular intervals. At the same
          optical fiber is still stable.                         time, the polarization mode dispersion coefficient (PMD)
                                                                 of the experimental film was tested after the end of the
          In order to evaluate the fiber whether maintain a good   experiment.
          performance at the extreme temperature of -70 °C ~ 85 °C,
          the temperature cycle additional attenuation experiment is   Figure 3-2 shows the average additional attenuation curves
          carried out to study the newly exploited ultra-cold-resistant   for the 1310nm and 1550nm wavelengths of the fiber at
          & ultra-large capacity G.654.E fiber at -70 °C ~ 85 °C.   extreme low temperatures. The experimental results show
          The variation law of the additional attenuation of the fiber   that the newly developed new ultra-high-capacity G.654.
          after two cycles in the temperature range was studied.   E fiber additional attenuation at 1310nm and 1550nm
          The specific test method is: Placed the fiber (the length of   wavelength is less than 0.01 dB/km; the additional
          the fiber is not less than 2.0 km) into the environmental   attenuation fluctuations have a tendency to decrease when
          thermostat and the temperature in the thermostat is set to   the fiber is kept at -70°C for 48h. The PMD of 1550 nm
          -70 °C and 85 °C respectively, the cooling/heating rate   wavelength is no more than 0.04 ps/km1/2.
          is 1 °C/min. Kept for 2 hours when temperature achieves
          the set value, and cycle number no less than twice. The   Fig. 3-2 Low temperature resistant experiment
          additional attenuation of the fiber is monitored in real time
          during the test. At the same time, the polarization mode
          dispersion coefficient (PMD) of the experimental film was
          tested after the end of the experiment.

          Figure 3-1 shows the temperature characteristic curve of
          the new type of ultra-cold-resistant & ultra-large capacity
          G.654.E fiber. The fiber is cycled for two cycles in a
          temperature range of -70 °C to 85 °C. Four groups of
          optical fibers were randomly selected for the corresponding   Combined with the above experimental data, the current
          test of a total of 10 h of two cycles. The results show that   fiber has undergone a temperature cycle test of -70 ° C to
          the additional attenuation at a wavelength of 1310 nm of   85 ° C and low temperature resistance test, the additional
          the fiber is less than 0.01 dB/km. Moreover, the additional   attenuation of the fiber does not change much. The fiber
          attenuation in the second temperature cycle tends to   after aging stress corrosion sensitivity parameter (Nd) is 23,
          decrease compared with the first temperature cycle. The   and the outer surface of the fiber has no obvious change,
          PMD of 1550 nm wavelength is no more than 0.05 ps/     and the coating layer does not fall off.
          km1/2.The new type of ultra-cold-resistant & ultra-large
          capacity G.654.E fiber has the excellent properties of low   4.Conclusions
          temperature resistance.                                This paper combines theoretical analysis with specific
                                                                 experiments to explore the decay law of the new type
          3.2 Low temperature resistant experiment               of ultra-cold-resistant & ultra-large capacity G.654.
          In practical applications, the fiber needs to maintain long-  E fiber manufactured by the company under extreme
          term stable performance to ensure stable and reliable   environment. The results show that the new G.654.E fiber
          performance of the cable. This requires the fiber to   has an additional attenuation value of less than 0.01dB/km
          maintain stable transmission characteristics even under   at 1310nm and 1550nm in the -70°C~85°C temperature
          extremely low temperature conditions. In order to verify                                     continuing to page 43
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