Alborz Industrial Group, as the largest manufacturer of telecommunication network products, after producing the first and second generation of PVC pipes (smooth, corrugated, and subduct), in line with the country’s self-sufficiency and relying on the knowledge of its engineers and distinguished managers, has taken action to produce a new generation of passive telecommunication components.
The third generation of telecommunication pipes, under the trade name polyethylene pipes with subduct (C.O.D), along with complete equipment and fittings, can serve as an excellent replacement for PVC, corrugated, and 3- and 4-hole subduct pipes in the country’s infrastructure projects (IT/CCTV, FTTX).
The main pipe (cover) is designed in a corrugated form and is made of rigid polyethylene. The internal subducts, also made of polyethylene and available in various colors, are fused to the main pipe through the outer wall. The internal pipes (colored subducts) are designed in two types: 1. grooved, 2. non-grooved (smooth).
The longitudinal grooves inside the subducts help contractors carry out cabling operations more easily, quickly, and with higher quality. Non-grooved subducts are also offered with a smoother surface compared to traditional 3- and 4-channel subducts.
Today, polyethylene corrugated pipe with subduct (C.O.D) is produced in size 110 with 3, 4, 5, 7, and 9 channels and is available for delivery.
In addition, this product is available in size 90 as a 3-channel version or customized upon request.
Accessories for C.O.D pipes
The main purpose of using it is eliminating manholes and providing economic justification (time/cost). It connects between two 250-meter coils (instead of a manhole) and provides a 500-meter length.
Speeds up development and maintenance (repair of pipes and cables).
Secondarily, it is used for branching a subduct line or the entire pipe.
- End cap
End cap for COD pipe:
1. Facilitates pipe laying in the soil: after trenching and at the start of the pipe-laying stage, this end cap can be used when pulling the pipe.
2. At the end of the work, it prevents insects, dust, foreign objects, and keeps the pipe clean for fiber installation.
- End cap for subduct:
At the end of the work, it protects the subduct from debris and insects, ensuring the internal environment remains clean for fiber installation.
The COD coil is mounted on it, and with its rotary movement, the coil unwinds smoothly and is laid in the trench with full integrity, remaining flat at the trench bottom. Without the use of the rewinder, the pipe may not be laid properly and may not achieve proper flow.
- Jig and fixture
Brings two coils closer together for the insertion of subducts into the coupling and use of joint 110.
- COD pipe cutter – for removing the outer cover of the pipe and releasing the subducts for joint or connector use.
- COD pipe manhole inlet/outlet connector:
Material: Polyethylene
Fast operation in separating the pipe from the manhole
Sealing of the pipe at the manhole inlet and outlet
Available in sizes 3, 4, 5, 7, and 9 channels.
Advantages of C.O.D pipes
- High flexibility
- Ability to repair pipeline on site and resistance to geometric changes
- High strength and ring stiffness
- Ability to carry any fluid in the system and resistance to dynamic compression
- Traceability of subducts based on color indicators
- Economic justification in product offering
- Ease of implementation (contracting) and groundwork
- Resistance to stretching, stress, tearing, and rapid crack growth
- Ability to coil in various lengths and use simple fittings
- Economic justification in connecting two coils
- Resistance against rodent intrusion
- Ability to be implemented from ONU/OCDF telecom centers
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