Advanced FBG sensing through rapid spectral interrogation

Kunzler, Wesley; Newman, Justin A.; Wilding, Daniel; Zhu, Zhijie; Lowder, Tyson L.; Selfridge, Richard H.; Schultz, Stephen M.; Wirthlin, Michael

doi:10.1117/12.776459

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“…While the work performed by Kunzler et al [128,129] is predominantly based on their FBG interrogation technique, their FSIM acts as a smart sensor node, having additional functionality such as signal conditioning, data processing, and a bus output locally on-board. Hence, the FSIM is connected to a network of other devices using Ethernet.…”

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Fiber Bragg Grating Sensors for Mainstream Industrial Processes

2017

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This paper reviews fiber Bragg grating sensing technology with respect to its use in mainstream industrial process applications. A review of the various types of sensors that have been developed for industries such as power generation, water treatment and services, mining, and the oil and gas sector has been performed. A market overview is reported as well as a discussion of some of the factors limiting their penetration into these markets. Furthermore, the author's make recommendations for future work that would potentially provide significant opportunity for the advancement of fiber Bragg grating sensor networks in these mainstream industries.

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Section: Interfacing and Networking Fbgsmentioning

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Fiber Bragg Grating Sensors for Mainstream Industrial Processes

2017

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Integrating fiber Bragg grating sensors with sensor networks

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Temporal response of surface-relief fiber Bragg gratings to high temperature CO_2 laser heating

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The authors use a fiber sensor integrated monitor (FSIM) as a fully functioning system to characterize the temporal response of a surface-relief fiber Bragg grating (SR-FBG) to temperature heating above 1000 degrees C. The SR-FBG is shown to have a rise time of about 77 ms for heating and a fall time of about 143 ms for cooling. The FSIM also provides full spectral scans at high speed that can be used to gain further insights into the temperature dynamics of a given system.

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Advanced FBG sensing through rapid spectral interrogation

Cited by 3 publications

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Fiber Bragg Grating Sensors for Mainstream Industrial Processes

Fiber Bragg Grating Sensors for Mainstream Industrial Processes

Integrating fiber Bragg grating sensors with sensor networks

Temporal response of surface-relief fiber Bragg gratings to high temperature CO_2 laser heating

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