1 Motivations KM3Net VEOC Based on developments on solid cable at NEMO and Antares project and proto cable of Seacon. Optimizing properties like; flexibility.

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1 Motivations KM3Net VEOC Based on developments on solid cable at NEMO and Antares project and proto cable of Seacon. Optimizing properties like; flexibility weight drag resistance costs KM3NeT VEOC (Vertical Electrical Optical Cable)

2 KM3Net VEOC Goals -Design -Cable Specs -Layout -Pressure Balanced Oil Filled cable design (PBOF) -Storage -Connection to DOM (BEOC) -Prototyping -Prototype VEOC I & VEOC IIa (pressure tests) -Prototype VEOC III, VEOC IV, VEOC IIb (spiral test) -Summery of tests - Conclusion - Outlook KM3NeT VEOC (Vertical Electrical Optical Cable)

3 KM3Net VEOC Specifications of the VEOC Typespecsvaluecomments Optic/ electronic Optical 12 Attenuation <1 dB/Km los 400 VdcVoltage window VdcPower inventory Du Specs Mechanical Density=water (1048 kg/m 3 )reduce load on Dyneema cable Projected area<0,45 M 2 reduce load on Dyneema cable Storage of cable for deployment Cable flexible Bending radius <120 mm package DU life time15 Years EnvironmentPressure60 MPa ChemicalSea water Temperature15 °C

Cable characteristics. 4 VEOC Cable Cross section of the pressure balanced cable 1) Outer shell ¼ LDPE Tube 2) 11 optical fibers 3) 2 Electrical wires 4) Oil Filling middle Comparing Diameters PBOF= Pressure balanced oil filled Solid= cable of MacArtney just as example VEOCDriftbuoy ropesWeight mmmN Kg/km PBOF PBOF solid Just as example for trends

Layout 860 Meter Veoc 1 Veoc 2 DWDM Connecting 11 DOM’s Connecting 9 DOM’s 5 KM3Net VEOC Veoc Beoc Dom Connector DWDM

Cable layout spiral dimensions KM3Net VEOC D 68 D Detector unit Detector unit pallet Storage

Test Rope management July m Dyneema® Reel VEOC Roll Stabilility 7 KM3Net Rope & Cable management VLVnT11

Connection to DOM (BEOC)

9 KM3Net Rope & Cable management VLVnT11 Prototype VEOC I & VEOC IIa (pressure tests) VEOC I Layout VEOC II 100 meter Cable by. 22 fibers 1” tube 4 electrical wires under pressure 60 MPa Optical Attenuation 0,55 dB/Km Nikhef, Seacon & NIOZ 210 meter Cable by 13 fibers in a bundle 2 electrical wires. ¼ “ LDPE tube (fibers are bend bright 15 mm bend radius) Test at pressure 60 MPa Optical Attenuation 0,55 dB/Km Nikhef, Baas, NIOZ & Seacon.

Coiling Heating Steam Boiler -100 °C -5 min -.1 MPa Prototype VEOC III VEOCIV & VEOC IIb spiral testing 10 d1 d3 d2 D1 =167 mm 110 °C during 1 hour D2 =190 mm 90 °C during 1 hour D3 =320 mm no heat treatment KM3Net Rope & Cable management VLVnT11

Break Out Box Connector Box VEOC Spiral Layout of VEOC III spiral Cable 11 KM3Net VEOC Spiral Storage 45 m Break Out Box 13 loose Fiber standard SMF 28 2 electrical wires 18awg ¼” LDPE tube

40 m Not stretched Attenuation 11 dB/Km Stretched Attenuation 12 dB/Km 12 Stretched over a length Green laser 125 mW KM3Net VEOC Sharp bend < 30 mm Attenuation

13 Problems with loose fibers -Because of length differences in tube optical fiber twist at some points in the tube resulting in a small bend < 30 -Standard SMF28 fibers have a min. bend radius of 30 mm Test of the proto type KM3Net VEOC conclusion of VEOC III spiral Cable

14 KM3Net VEOC Layout of VEOC IV spiral, Cable for better understanding of the spiraling process 40 M ¼ LDPE Tube 2 electric wires, 5 loose fibers standard SMF28 (fiber length 213 m, 1 Connector)

40 m Layout of Prototype IV Loose fibers Standard SMF 28. Fiber Length 210 M proto 2 New 40 meter Cable, Optical 1,1 dB/Km 5 fibers standard smf28 15 KM3Net VEOC

16 Spiral OTDR Prototype IV Loose fibers Standard SMF 28. Fiber Length 210 M No bends smaller than 30 mm radius But still a lot of bend < 40 mm Loss 0,7 dB/Km KM3Net VEOC

Status 17 KM3Net VEOC Spiral 0,37 dB/Km 100 C Prototype IV Loose fibers Standard SMF 28. Fiber Length 210 M

Status 18 KM3Net VEOC Sharp bend < 30 mm 3,6 dB/km Prototype IV Loose fibers Standard SMF 28. Fiber Length 210 M

Status 19 KM3Net VEOC 3.6 dB/km 1,6 dB/km Prototype IV Loose fibers Standard SMF 28. Fiber Length 210 M

Status 20 KM3Net VEOC 30 M Build Up of test Fibers are connected in series, 24 connections Cable length is 210 meters Spiralized over a length of 30 meters Cable Build up: 2 x AWG 18 bundle of 12 Bend Bright fibers, supplied by DRAKA Test of cable with BendBright fiber and with Seacon connectors build by BAAS b.v. 210 m Total Fiber length 2520 m connector

21 KM3Net VEOC Attenuation after Heating 7,8 dB Attenuation after stretching the spiral 8 dB 2 1 Total attenuation: Connectors + Fiber (2,4) km 7.86 dB 100°C 7,6 dB Test of cable with BendBright fiber and with Seacon connectors Losses due to Connectors

Test of Nikhef Prototype 22 KM3Net VEOC CableOil filling Tube diameter Fibers/ Electric Spiral test Pressure Test (60MPa) State of measurement AttenuationFiber Type VEOC I (100 m) Oil25,4 mm12/4noYesSMF 28 VEOC II (210 m) Oil6,35 mm12/2noYesUnder pressure0.55dB/KmBendBright VEOC III (100 m) Oil6,35mm12/2YesnoSpiral relaxed Spiral stretched 11dB/km 12 dB/km SMF 28 VEOC IV (40 m) -6,35 mm12/2YesnoCoiling Cooled down Spiral stretched Spiral massage Spiral stretched 0.7 dB/km 1,53 dB/Km 3,7 dB/Km 0.9 dB/km 1,6 dB/km SMF 28 VEOC II (210 m) (spiral) Oil6,35 mm12/2YesnoSpiral cooled down Spiral stretched 0,55 dB/km 0,7 dB/Km BendBright

Blocked expansion Status Most interesting Conclusion of spiral test 23 KM3Net VEOC Conclusion : From the test it is clear the heat treatment used, Were by the Cable is clamped in the aluminum tube preventing the LDPE cable to expand. Resulting in plastic deformation and as result giving the tube a sorter length. Calculated at 1% of the cable length. This will bend the fibers and resulting in small fiber radius<30mm.. Aluminum tube VEOC 100 C deformation and as result the tube has a sorter length Cooled down Start Shorter Fiber

Free expansion Status So some room for improvement in the spiral production 24 KM3Net VEOC Conclusion : From the test it is clear the heat treatment used, Were by the Cable is clamped in the aluminum tube preventing the LDPE cable to expand. Resulting in plastic deformation and as result giving the tube a sorter length. Calculated at 1% of the cable length. This will bend the fibers and resulting in small fiber radius<30mm Aluminum tube VEOC 100 C No deformation and as result the tube has the same length Cooled down Start

Status 25 KM3Net VEOC Conclusion : BendBright TM fibers significantly improve the cable optical performance when spiralized (straight cable is already optimal in performance) Heat Treatment has little influence because BendBright allows for smaller bending radius (15 mm compared to 30 mm) The new method for heating the cable will improve the optical performance But more tests are needed to give an number

Status 26 Are we meeting the VEOC specifications ? TypeSpecsValuescomments Optic/ electronic Optical 12 fibers Attenuation <1 dB/Km loss 0,7dB/km 400 V dcVoltage Drop <30 V Du Specs Mechanical Density=water (1000 kg/m 3 ) 1300 kg/m 3 Projected area<0,45 M 2 Storage of cable for deployment Cable flexible Bending radius <120 mm Bending radius >60mm Package as Spiral is possible Du life time15 Years ? EnvironmentPressure60 MPa With the PBOF pressure is no problem ChemicalSea water LDPE HDPE middle oil Resistant to Sea water Used oil is environmentally friendly CostLowNo splicing needed

27 KM3Net VEOC -optimizing production system -Tooling for pulling fibers. -Tooling for spiraling the cable. -Interests Hydro group: consider this as most favorable solution but has no interest to participate JDR: consider this as possible solution but they are specialist on solid cables Seacon and MacArtney have there doubts to participate because they are focused on solid cable. VEOC V sections spiraled and sections straight for sea test at Catania VEOC VI & VEOC VII two cables for the mini-tower; 7 x interval with 2 active breakouts, tested in pressure tank VEOC VIII a 500m piece as planned for a real tower. BEOC -Lead time ~10 wks. Seacon model, 5 weeks Nikhef model (used for Antares connection) Out Look

Alternatives 28 -Splices on each floor for each continuing fiber (manpower, reliability, attenuation) -For a complete solid vertical cable of 2 x 10 floors = 88 extra splices are needed (average splice time is 5 – 10 min per splice) -Pressure resistant box (water blockers, etc.) Solid Cable

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