GB/T 7424.21-2021
ActiveOptical fibre cable generic specification—Part 21:Basic optical cable test procedures—Mechanical test methods
光缆总规范 第21部分:光缆基本试验方法 机械性能试验方法
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This standard specifies mechanical test methods for optical fibre cables, including tension, crush, impact, and bending tests. It is applied in the telecommunications industry to verify cable durability during installation and operation, ensuring compliance with performance requirements for network infrastructure.
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