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The influence of fastening methods was evaluated during tensile testing on loose optical cables. Four fastening methods were tested: fastening only by sheath, fastening by strength member, fastening of all the cable's elements by a pulley system, and a mixed system. The results were analyzed and compared with a theoretical model. It is concluded that fastening of all the cable's elements by a pulley system is the only method that satisfies the installation criteria condition.<>
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