Sewer Internet Service

D1gger

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There are a bunch of technical issues with this, not the least of which is that in my city many of the sanitary sewers are at or near capacity and putting a cable into the pipe would effect the capacity of the main through a change in flow characteristics and cross section volume.

My company actually installs sewer/water/storm mains and conduit for power & communications. In the past, we have used abandoned water-mains for fibre installations, but we have not yet been asked to run fibre in live sewers.
 

AnthroAndStargate

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Originally posted by: D1gger
There are a bunch of technical issues with this, not the least of which is that in my city many of the sanitary sewers are at or near capacity and putting a cable into the pipe would effect the capacity of the main through a change in flow characteristics and cross section volume.

My company actually installs sewer/water/storm mains and conduit for power & communications. In the past, we have used abandoned water-mains for fibre installations, but we have not yet been asked to run fibre in live sewers.

This may sound like a dumb question but is there a place on the internet where I can learn about how the sewer system works in detail. Specifically what you said about the flow characteristics being altered by the fiber.

That sounds really interesting... especially for a non-engineering person like me.