CASE STUDY: Hungary, January/February 2007
Client name: T-Com Hungary (MATAV)
Project location: area of Budapest (capital city)
Length of project: 46,000 feet (8.7 miles)
Time frame of project: 6 weeks
Problem solved: City permits required for excavation would take months to secure
Description: T-Com needed to complete a fiber ring around Budapest and connect the industrial area for redundancy.
Testimonial: T-Com project completed in 6 weeks instead of 9 months
Cable type: lead cable, paper core wrap and pulp insulated conductors
CASE STUDY: Austria, February 2006
Client name: Telekom Austria
Project location: Linz (city in Upper Austria)
Length of project: 2,789 feet (0.5 miles)
Time frame of project: 3 days
Problem solved: Congested duct run between two central offices with no space ducts and cable could not be removed from ducts by conventional methods
Description: Telekom wanted to connect the two offices with fiber in their conduit without digging up and repairing the existing conduit under city streets
Testimonial: Telekom project completed in 3 days instead of the projected 3 months to repair the conduit
Cable type: lead cable sheath, paper core wrap and pulp insulated conductors
CASE STUDY: Germany, 2006
Client name: T-Com Germany (Deutsche Telekom)
Project location: area of Stuttgart (bigger city)
Length of project: 5,000 feet (0.95 miles)
Time frame of project: 1 week
Problem solved: Normal excavation not an option
Description: T-Com wanted to connect the industrial area and the PORSCHE (sports cars) company.
Testimonial: T-Com project completed with minimal digging, completed in 1 week
Cable type: lead cable with PVC jacket, paper core wrap and pulp insulated conductors
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