Optical fibre sensor for high pressure measurement using an in-fibre grating
Optical fibre sensor for high pressure measurement using an in-fibre grating
A fibre optic sensor for monitoring high pressures, using an in-fibre grating, has been constructed. The method involves tracking the wavelength of peak reflection from an in-fibre grating as it is pressurised. Experimental trials, under the influence of hydraulic pressure, have been carried out and a wavelength shift of 0.22 nm at 70 MPa pressure was observed. The sensor should be an attractive choice for ultra-high pressure monitoring.
Xu, M.G.
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Reekie, L.
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Chow, Y.T.
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Dakin, J.P.
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1993
Xu, M.G.
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Reekie, L.
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Chow, Y.T.
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Dakin, J.P.
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Xu, M.G., Reekie, L., Chow, Y.T. and Dakin, J.P.
(1993)
Optical fibre sensor for high pressure measurement using an in-fibre grating.
9th Optical Fibre Sensors Conference (OFS-9), Firenze, Italy.
04 - 06 May 1993.
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Abstract
A fibre optic sensor for monitoring high pressures, using an in-fibre grating, has been constructed. The method involves tracking the wavelength of peak reflection from an in-fibre grating as it is pressurised. Experimental trials, under the influence of hydraulic pressure, have been carried out and a wavelength shift of 0.22 nm at 70 MPa pressure was observed. The sensor should be an attractive choice for ultra-high pressure monitoring.
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Published date: 1993
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9th Optical Fibre Sensors Conference (OFS-9), Firenze, Italy, 1993-05-04 - 1993-05-06
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Local EPrints ID: 77273
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/77273
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M.G. Xu
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L. Reekie
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Y.T. Chow
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J.P. Dakin
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