Development and comparison of fiber-optic water temperature sensors with different sized metal caps
Abstract:Keywords: fiber-optic temperature sensor, sensing probe, metal cap, infrared optical fiberIn this study, we developed a contact-type fiber-optic temperature sensor (CFOTS) for remote and real-time measurements of water temperature. The CFOTS consisted of a sensing probe, a transmitting infrared (IR) optical fiber, a light measuring device, and a laptop. The transmitting IR optical fiber was a polycrystalline infrared (PIR) fiber based on silver halides (AgCl:AgBr). The light-measuring device was a thermopile-t… Show more
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