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The Fiber Broadband Association and its members offer learning opportunities through webinars, which are open to the public unless otherwise specified. If you are interested in presenting a webinar, please click here.
Smartpipe® - The Pipeline to Smart Cities
Thursday, December 20th, 11AM EDT
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| Smartpipe® and guests will discuss the innovative fiber optics integrated pipeline technology that allows for pipelines in highly congested locations to be completely replaced without digging up the right-of-way and with the inclusion of fiber optic sensing for a safer and communicative pipeline network within an urbanized location. Smartpipe® is a high pressure, large diameter non-metallic, fiber optic enabled pipeline system that is manufactured close to the work site using a portable plant. It can be inserted into an existing corroded pipeline in very long continuous lengths without the need for connections and disruption to the public. Even though the pipeline system is inserted into an existing pipeline, it is self-containing and does not depend on the host pipeline for pressure retainment. The fiber optic sensing cables included in the pipeline system allow for a multitude of technologies to be incorporated for monitoring and communication purposes. |
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We offer members a variety of learning opportunities through our webinar series, which are open to the public unless otherwise specified. If you are interested in presenting a webinar, contact Ancilla Brady at abrady@fiberbroadband.org.
Gimme Fiber Day
On November 4th we celebrate Gimme Fiber Day to showcase how fiber has positively impacted communities across the world and what policymakers around the globe can do to help advance the roll-out and take-up of fiber optics. The date is the birthday of Professor Charles Kao.
