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5 August 1997 Measurement of the optical fiber elongation during cable tensioning: influence of the photoelastic effect on measurement results--correction factor
Zenon Drabik, Zbigniew Koper, Stanislaw Cakala
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Proceedings Volume 3189, Technology and Applications of Light Guides; (1997) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.285609
Event: Technology and Applications of Lightguides, 1996, Krasnobrod, Poland
Abstract
The optical fiber cable, during its installation and operation is subjected to strong tensile forces. Cables are tested by measuring its optical fiber elongation caused by tensile forces. However, elongation measurement by optical methods is burden with a systematic error caused by the photo-elastic effect. In other words as `optical' elongation is different than mechanical one. The effect can be compensated if the correction factor K is known. In the paper the results of optical and mechanical measurements of different single-mode fibers are presented as well as determined correction factor values. Also references to other publications were made.
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Zenon Drabik, Zbigniew Koper, and Stanislaw Cakala "Measurement of the optical fiber elongation during cable tensioning: influence of the photoelastic effect on measurement results--correction factor", Proc. SPIE 3189, Technology and Applications of Light Guides, (5 August 1997); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.285609
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KEYWORDS
Optical testing

Cladding

Optical fibers

Single mode fibers

Optical fiber cables

Phase shifts

Photoelasticity

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