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14 February 2005 Development of tube-packaged FBG strain sensor and application in the vibration experiment of submarine pipeline model
Liang Ren, Hong-Nan Li, Li Sun, Dong-Sheng Li
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Abstract
Optical fiber sensors have received increasing attention in the fields of aeronautic and civil engineering for their superior ability of explosion proof, immunity to electromagnetic interference and high accuracy, especially fitting for measurement applications in harsh environment. In this paper, a novel FBG (fiber Bragg grating) strain sensor, which was packaged in a 1.2mm stainless steel tube by epoxy resin, was developed. Experiments were conducted on the universal material testing machine to calibrate its strain transferring characteristics. The sensor has the advantages of small size, high precision and flexible use, and demonstrates promising potentials. Ten of tube-packaged strain FBG sensors were applied in the vibration experiment of submarine pipeline model. The strain measured by FBG sensor agrees well with the electric resistance strain sensor.
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Liang Ren, Hong-Nan Li, Li Sun, and Dong-Sheng Li "Development of tube-packaged FBG strain sensor and application in the vibration experiment of submarine pipeline model", Proc. SPIE 5634, Advanced Sensor Systems and Applications II, (14 February 2005); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.575224
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KEYWORDS
Fiber Bragg gratings

Sensors

Submerged target modeling

Glasses

Epoxies

Calibration

Civil engineering

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