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Blowing does not use a reaction head. Instead, the pulling force on the cable is due to fluid drag of air rushing along the cable. This
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For this reason, blown optical fibers — in addition to conduit, trunking, ducting, and tray — do not fall under the scope of the CPR
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Also, Corning recommends that only a “bullet” is attached to the end of the cable that is the same diameter of the cable. Corning
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