Flame retardant optical cable for ship and mine

Marine and mining flame-retardant optical cables are two types of optical cables for special application environments. They have special design and performance requirements to meet the safety and reliability requirements when used in special places such as ships and mines.

1. Marine flame-retardant optical cable:

Marine flame-retardant optical cable is designed to meet the safety requirements in ships and marine environments. Since ships may face dangers such as fire when working at sea, marine flame-retardant optical cables need to have flame-retardant properties, that is, they can slow down the spread of fire in the event of a fire and reduce the damage to ships and crew members. In addition, marine optical cables also need to have seawater resistance, corrosion resistance and good mechanical properties to adapt to harsh marine environments.

2. Mining flame-retardant optical cable:

Mining flame-retardant optical cable is designed to meet the use requirements in special environments such as mines that are flammable and explosive. Sparks, high temperatures, dust and other dangerous factors are often present in mining work, so mining flame-retardant optical cables need to have flame-retardant properties to prevent the spread and expansion of fires. In addition, mining optical cables also need to have properties such as compression resistance and tensile resistance to adapt to the complex working environment underground in mines.

Flame-retardant optical cables for these special places usually meet specific international and industry standards. For example, marine flame-retardant optical cables may meet the IEC 60332-3 standard, while mining flame-retardant optical cables may meet the MT818.5 standard. When selecting and using flame-retardant optical cables for these special places, products that meet the corresponding standards and specifications should be selected according to the specific use environment and requirements to ensure their safety and reliability.