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Rapid Fiber Optic Design & Installation

Multiple Dwelling Units

• Experience and Credentials

– 15+ years telecommunications

– Engineering, Manufacturing, Development

– Data Center, LAN, FTTX & MDU Design

– PE (PENC), RCDD (BICSI)

– www.linkedin.com/in/paulmtyma/

Best Practices for Fast, Efficient MDU Design

Presenter Biography & Credentials

• Educational Background

– B.S. Clemson University:

Mechanical Engineering

– P.S.M. Appalachian State University:

Instrumentation & Automation

Paul M. TymaSystems Engineer

August 16, 2018

9:15 – 10:15 AM

ISE EXPO

Denver, CO

BISCI-1 CEC,ETA- 3 CEC’s

http://www.linkedin.com/in/paulmtyma/

© 2018 Corning Incorporated

Paul Tyma, PE, RCDD

Senior Systems Engineer

Corning Optical Communications

August 16, 2018

Rapid Fiber Optic Design &

Installation for MDUs

Rapid Fiber Optic Designs for MDUs

Multiple Tenant Environment (MTE): Regulatory Issues

MTE

Services

Wiring

Access

• Multiple Tenant Environment (MTE)

– High-speed Internet access:

gateway to jobs, health care, education &

information (FCC GN Docket #17-142)

– MDU: Residential premises: apartment &

condominium buildings

– MTU: Commercial premises: shopping or

strip malls

Multiple Tenant Environment (MTE)

• CFR (FCC) Title 47: Telecommunication

– Subpart M: Cable Inside Wiring (76.800)

– Subpart X: Access to MDUs (76.2000)

CFR (FCC) Title 47: Telecommunication

65%7%

5%

9%

9%

5%

Housing Units by Property Type2

Single-Family Houses

Mobile Homes

Condominiums

2-4 Housing Units

5-49 Housing Units

50+ Housing Units

140 Million Total


MDU Demographics: U.S. Housing Units in Context

1) U.S. Census Bureau Quick Facts, 2017 (2018 Inflation Adjusted)

2) U.S. Census Bureau Residential Finance Survey: 2001 (2018 Inflation Adjusted)

Apt. Bldgs.

Town-

Houses*

*Or, “cottage-style MDUs”

M

D

U

28%

1 Unit

1% 3%

14%

28%26%

16%

12%

Housing Units by Age1

2014 or later

2010 to 2013

2000 to 2009

1980 to 1999

1960 to 1979

1940 to 1959

1939 or earlier

140 Million Total

32 Million Total

● 6M MDU Properties

● 70M MDU Residents (2/Unit)

● 86% MDUs are rentals.

● 50% < 15 Mbps Download Rates

● 50% Millenials (22-37 yrs. Old)

● 75% Use Wi-Fi within Unit

32M MDU Housing Units1,2

>80% Brownfield

(pre-2000)


MDU Demographics: Building Classification

Small MDU

Medium MDU

Large MDU

64%26%

10%

Small Garden 1-3 Stories

Medium Mid-rise 4-6 Stories

Large High-rise 7 Stories


MDU Demographics: Building Size

< 3 Floors; 12 Living Units

< 6 Floors; 72 Living Units

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Project Management & Integration(System Design Planning & Guidelines)

• Leverage experienced and trusted

network experts in

– Planning

– Design

– Finance

– Construction

– Operations


Project Management & Integration : MDU Stakeholders

• Connect Your Community to a

Brighter Future

– Engage municipal leaders

– Drive interest from constituents Local/State

Government

Subscribers

Design

Engineers

Installers

Network

Integrators

Service

Providers

Developer

Low-Voltage/

Electrician

Builder (GC)

Sales/

Marketing

Construction

Operations

Engineering /

Project

Management

Property

Manager

Building

Owner

Service

Provider

Solutions Provider

(Manufacturing & Services)


Project Management & Integration: Project Stakeholders

Consumer Services

• Residential triple-play

• Commercial triple-play

Building Services

• Amenity space triple-play

• Satellite/antenna feed

• Building-wide WiFi

Vital Services

• Emergency

• Elevators

• Security

Scope

Timeline Constraints

1. Permits

2. Horizontal drop/drywall

3. Riser completion

4. Power & electrical

5. Record entry

6. Test-order

7. Vital services

8. Residential in-service

TimingStakeholders

Vendor ↔ Customer


Project Management & Integration: Process Overview

EngineeringApprovalTest &

Turn-upIdentification

Close

Out

Project Management

Planning/Engineering

Construction

Implementation/Construction

Pre Construction

Validation

Services

Wiring Access

MDU Type

High-rise

Mid-rise

Garden-style

Townhomes

Technology/Topology

GPON

G.Fast

FTT-Living Unit

FTT-IDH

MDU Age

Greenfield

Brownfield


Project Management & Integration: Network Design Software

Survey Design Approval InstallationOperation & Maintenance

• Guided survey on a tablet

• Make onsite design decisions

• Upload survey & preliminary designs

• Full automated

project docs

• Customized reports

• As-built done electronically

• Detailed documentation with photos

• Track all ports and ONTs

• Access to site documentation 24/7

• Analyze all deployments, time & cost


Project Management & Integration: Network Design Software

Avg. Time Savings:

From 2-3 Weeks

down to 3-4 Hours

Graphic provided by:

1) Site Visit (Facilities & Services)

2) Point-of-Contacts

3) Access/Right-of-Entry Agreements

Validation

1) Design Approval

2) Changes/Corrections

3) Quote & Contract

Approval 1) Punch Lists

2) Installation

3) Final Walk-Out

Construction

1) Initial Draft

2) Design & BOM

3) EF&I Quote/ Approvals

Engineering

1) Material Management

2) Record Management

3) Construction Scheduling

Pre Construction 1) Equipment Installation

2) Labeling & Administration

3) Network Activation

Test &

Turn-up

1) Post-Construction

2) Final Accounting

3) Project Review

Close

Out

Pre Construction

Identification

1) Opportunity Identification

2) Owner/Builder Engagement

3) Network Requirements


Project Management & Integration: Process Steps

EngineeringApprovalTest &

Turn-upIdentification

Close

OutValidation

Project Management

Planning/Engineering

Construction

Implementation/Construction

•• Splitter Type & Location

•• Cable Specifications

•• Routes & Installation Method

•• Subscriber Locations

•• Hardware & Environment

•• Permits, Plans, Personnel

•• Media Types & Quantities

•• Marketability & Value

•• Building & Tenants

•• Power & Electrical Codes

•• Network Reliability

•• Service Dates

•• Demographics & Services

•• Electronic/Protocol Selection

•• Optical & Active Split Ratios

•• Network Distance Reach

•• Take & Turnover Rates

•• Access & ROW Challenges


Project Management & Integration: System Guidelines

Service Provider Building Owner

Access Network

Solutions

Media Choices:

Single-Mode Fiber

Coaxial Cable

Twisted Pair

None (Wireless)


System Guidelines: Technology Choices

Technologies:

o G/X-/NG-PON(2): 1 – 80 Gbps, 40 km

o EPON: 1 – 10 Gbps, 10 – 20 km

o DOCSIS (3.1): 10 Gbps, 20 km

o VDSL2: < 1 Gbps, 300 – 400 m

o G.fast: < 1 Gbps, 50 – 250 m

o WiFi: 0.5 Gbps (ac); 20 Gbps (ay)

o Cellular: 0.1 Gbps (4G); 10 Gbps (5G)

HFC/

RFoG

“POTS”

2.4/5 GHz

<6 GHz,

>24 GHz

CAT3/5+

DPoE

DPG

Vectoring/

Bonding

Convergence


System Guidelines: Wireless & Convergence

• MDU → LAN?

– Passive Optical (Splitter)

– Software-defined LAN (SD)

• Cellular/Mobile

– DAS (→ vRAN)

– Small Cell (E-RAN)

• WiFi (IEEE & NBASE-T)

• Other Services: BAS/BMS,

BaaS, Public Safety, Security,

A/V, Telemetry (IoT)

Radio Node

POL/ SD-LAN

Remote

Access

Unit (RAU)

Composite

Cabling

WAN

Integrated

Headend Unit

(IHU)/ Service Node

Future In-building ConvergencePower Supply

Unit (PSU)


System Guidelines: Optical Fiber Trends

• Fiber penetration ↑ future proof

• Value of properties ↑$

• Less intrusive, easier installs ↓$

• Total operating costs ↓$

*FiberBroadband Assocation: RVA LLC Consumer Study 2018

Comparison of Tested Download Speeds*Drivers (Ammenities) on MDU Relocations*


System Guidelines: Splitter Architecture & Topology

NOTE: Assessments based on Corning models, field trials and deployments.

Distributed (Cascaded) Split

Home RunLocal Convergence

CO32

Distributed Split

CO4

Central Home-Run

CO32

Segmented Split

CO32

8

LU

LU

LU

LU


System Guidelines: Pathways & Spaces

Living Unit• ONT/Modem

• Smart Panel/ Media

Panel Box

• Outlet (Jumper)

Drop Path

Riser Cable

TR (IDF)• Riser Terminal, or

• Patch Panel Rack

• ONU Electronics

Common Space• Public WiFi

• Client amenities

• Work centers

Office Space

Duct/Conduit

Entrance Facility• (MDF, MPOP, ER)

• LCP/FDH/FSAI

• Main Utility Room


System Guidelines: Application Spaces

1 Splitter Cabinet (Outdoor or Indoor)

Riser Cable

Floor Distribution Terminal (FDT)

Horizontal Drop Cable

Premise Connection Point

2

3

4

5

1a

1b

2

3

4 5


System Guidelines: Deployment Options

• Slowest to deploy with spliced drops

• Labor intensive with highly skilled workers

• Least upfront planning (measure to length)

• Low initial material cost; Highest total costFull Splice

• Pre-conn. drops for subscriber connection

• Slow initial install (labor to splice terminals)

• Medium upfront planning effort needed

• Moderate level of risk during installationSemi-Precon

• Fastest installation with full preconn.

• Lowest total installed cost solution

• Highest level of pre-engineering upfront

• Minimized risk, least intrusive installFull Precon

NOTE: Assessments based on Corning models, field trials and deployments.

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Full-Precon

SolutionsSemi-Precon Solutions

Full-Splice

Solutions

Speed of Deployment Fast Moderate Slow

Subscriber Connection Fast Moderate Slow

Type of build High to Mid-rise Mid to Low-rise All

Design

verification/planningHigh Moderate Low

Level of Risk Low Moderate Moderate to High

Splices in the field Low Moderate High

Labor Skill Level Low Moderate High

Deferability High Moderate Low


System Guidelines: Solutions Summary

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Engineering Guidelines: Installation Considerations

Project Services


Engineering Guidelines: Brown-field vs. Greenfield Challenges

– Suitability for new cabling

• Above drop ceilings

• Wall surface mounting

• Behind moldings

– Upgradability of existing cabling

– Role of wireless (WiFi, 5G, etc.)

– Armored/rugged cables vs. micro-duct

– Dedicated Conduit/Duct/Inner-duct

• Typical Riser conduit size is 1” or 2”

• Typical Drop conduit size is ½”, or

smaller

– Pre-connectorized vs. spliced systems

Brown-Field Green-field


Engineering Guidelines: Cable Entrance

● Building Walls ● Windows/Fire Escapes

● Aerial Runs

● Underground


Engineering Guidelines: Cable Pathways (Exterior/Outdoor)

●Over Walls

●Through Conduit

●Down Shafts

●On Roofs

●Down Walls

●Under Awnings


Engineering Guidelines: Cable Pathways (Installation Risk)

●Electrical Safety

●Impact on Tenants

●Personnel Required

●Ladder Safety ●Installer Access

●Through Traffic


Engineering Guidelines: Building Features (Exterior/Outdoor)

●Building Gaps

●Building Contours

●Building Structures

●Building Facilities ●Building Surfaces

●Building Heights


Engineering Guidelines: Cable Attachment


Engineering Guidelines: Telecommunication Spaces

● Equipment Installation ● Mounting Layout

● Entrance Facilities

● Telecomm Rooms


Engineering Guidelines: Cable Pathways (Interior/Indoor)

●Corners

●Junction Boxes

●Wall Penetrations

●Ceiling Features

●Bends

●Stairwells


Engineering Guidelines: Cable Pathways (Interior/Indoor)

●Cable Pay-off

●Existing Media

●Fire-Stops●Slack Storage

●Drop Connections ●Congested Ducts


Engineering Guidelines: Cable Pathways- Common ISP Challenges

(15) 90° bends to

pass four LUs.

Single cable bent under

the load of the cable

bundle

Tightly

wound

slack coils

encroach

upon MBR

Routing through

existing wires.!

!

!

!

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Engineering Guidelines: Drops to the Living Units

● Drop Management

● Impact on Tenants ● Living Unit Access ● Living Unit Panel


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