curve. (a) indicating, both of pulse and ultrasonic can be taken as a signal or impurity. When calculating the SNR of specific disturbance, all of other disturbances are included into the denominator.Briefly, if two or more disturbances exist in the sensing fiber, the SNR of every disturbance is lower than the single disturbance and declines heavily as disturbances' number improves. Based on the experiments, all SNR should be no less than 0.3835 in multiple disturbances to let all disturbances be correctly located. Therefore, even that all disturbances have the same energy, the SNR is 0.33 for four disturbances, which are out of the range. So the limitation number of disturbances is three in this system.Satisfying the criterion, triple disturbances applied at 20 km, 70 km, and 100 km simultaneously are successfully located with driven voltage 4 V, 4 V, and 4V. As every disturbance's SNR declines, all peaks' height and the flatness of the location curve decline as compared with the two ultrasonic situations at the same conditions. Moreover, some random peaks come into being that sometime may be greater than the distance peak.In conclusion, multiple disturbances along sensing fiber in Sagnac interferometers are investigated in this article. Four situations, pulse to pulse, pulse to ultrasonic, ultrasonic to ultrasonic, and triple ultrasonic can all be precisely located by the improved twice-FFT algorithm. The distance peak is highly remarkable in the location curve after performing autocorrelation to the spectrum.Furthermore, location performance fading is observed as SNR decays as number of disturbances increases. Results of 42 groups indicate that the SNR of every disturbance should keep in a relatively strict region to be located correctly. The restriction of the experimental system is 0.3835, hence at most three disturbances can be correctly located, which have instructive significance on the multiple disturbances.