Titlebook: Optical Fiber Sensor Technology; Applications and Sys K. T. V. Grattan,B. T. Meggitt Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 19

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Fiber optic sensors in concrete structures: a review,gned, combined with the increasing cost of maintenance and repair, has resulted in the need for improved techniques for non-destructive evaluation of the structural health of reinforced concrete. A recent review of the available statistics reveals that almost 40% of United States bridges are ‘struct

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The application of optical fiber sensors in advanced fiber reinforced composites. Part 1: Introductse can be short fibers or continuous fibers. Typical examples of fibers which are used include carbon, glass, silicon carbide and polyaramid. The matrix phase can be a thermoplastic, thermoset, ceramic or metal. A summary of selected properties for engineering materials is presented in Table 2.1. Wi

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The application of optical fiber sensors in advanced fiber reinforced composites. Part 3: Strain, ttection of damage within these materials. AFRCs can sustain significant internal damage before the nature of the damage is visible on the surface. In general, this is because it is the surface which is opposite to the impact surface, i.e. the tensile face which sustains the bulk of the damage. With

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Polarimetric distributed optical fiber sensing,nts of both the spatial and temporal behavior of a measurand field [1, 2]. As such, it provides an extra dimension in the measurement process, leading to finer monitoring and control, and to a new level of understanding, especially in regard to the behavior of large structures. Thus, we may expect t

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