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Microtrenching is the practice of laying cables such as fibre optics in a narrow and shallow trench cut into roads and other surfaces. This is done as a cost effective alternative to standard utility tunnels and trenches that are costly and slow to construct.Size A microtrench is typically 3 to 13 centimeters wide (1 to 5 inches) and up to 50 centimeters (20 inches) deep.Cables Microtrenching uses direct-buried cable with a durable design that may include multiple layers of sheath, filler armor, shock absorbing gel and a reinforced center.|
Type | | Definition | The practice of laying cables such as fibre optics in a narrow and shallow trench. | Related Concepts | |
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