Table of Contents
1Scopeandobject
2References
3Definitions
4Referenceconfiguration
5Constructioncharacteristicsofthecable
5.1General
5.2Failurecurrentforburiedcableoraerialcable
withearthconnectionsofthemetalsheath
5.3Failurecurrentforaerialcablewithoutearth
connectionsofthemetalsheath
6Needforprotection
7Protectivemeasures
7.1General
7.2Dielectricormetal-freecables
7.3Choiceofcablecharacteristicsforbothburied
andaerialinstallations
7.4Useofshieldwireforburiedcables
7.5Routeredundancy
ANNEXA-Frequencyofprimaryfailures
A.1Buriedcable
A.2Aerialcables
A.3Cablesenteringastructureexposedtodirect
lightningstrokes
ANNEXB-Sheathbreakdowncurrent
B.1Buriedcable
B.2Aerialcable
ANNEXC-Testsforsurgecurrentresistivity
C.1General
C.2Breakdownvoltagetest
C.3Sandboxtestforburiedcables
C.4Testforaerialcables
APPENDIXIShieldingfactor
I.1Shieldingfactorforoneshieldwire
I.2Shieldingfactorformultipleshieldwires
I.3Minimumlengthofburiedshieldwires
APPENDIXIITolerablefrequencyofprimaryfailures(Fa)
APPENDIXIIIEnvironmentalfactor(Ke)
APPENDIXIVBibliography Abstract
The protection against lightning of telecommunication lines in fibre optics installations is the scope of this Recommendation.