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Fibre optic sensors for structural monitoring of bridges

Gebremichael, Y.M. / Meggitt, B.T. / Boyle, W.J.O. / Sun, T. / Grattan, T.V.

The principal objective of the research programme described was to develop an advanced fibre optic monitoring system and robust sensor attachment and protection techniques based on fibre Bragg grating (FBG) sensor technology for monitoring applications in harsh industrial environments important to civil engineering applications. The work reports on the design and development of a ruggedly engineered, high bandwidth optical fibre Bragg grating prototype sensor system and the results of several important field trials of the equipment, especially on bridges and related structures.

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Fibre optic sensors for structural monitoring of bridges

Gebremichael, Y.M. / Meggitt, B.T. / Boyle, W.J.O. / Sun, T. / Grattan, T.V.

The principal objective of the research programme described was to develop an advanced fibre optic monitoring system and robust sensor attachment and protection techniques based on fibre Bragg grating (FBG) sensor technology for monitoring applications in harsh industrial environments important to civil engineering applications. The work reports on the design and development of a ruggedly engineered, high bandwidth optical fibre Bragg grating prototype sensor system and the results of several important field trials of the equipment, especially on bridges and related structures.

Fibre optic sensors for structural monitoring of bridges

Gebremichael, Y.M. / Meggitt, B.T. / Boyle, W.J.O. / Sun, T. / Grattan, T.V.

The principal objective of the research programme described was to develop an advanced fibre optic monitoring system and robust sensor attachment and protection techniques based on fibre Bragg grating (FBG) sensor technology for monitoring applications in harsh industrial environments important to civil engineering applications. The work reports on the design and development of a ruggedly engineered, high bandwidth optical fibre Bragg grating prototype sensor system and the results of several important field trials of the equipment, especially on bridges and related structures.

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Title:

Fibre optic sensors for structural monitoring of bridges

Additional title:

Faseroptische Sensoren zur Überwachung von Brückenkonstruktionen

Contributors:

Gebremichael, Y.M. (author) / Meggitt, B.T. (author) / Boyle, W.J.O. (author) / Sun, T. (author) / Grattan, T.V. (author)

Published in:

Structural Faults and Repair, International Conference and Exhibition, 11 ; 1-14

Publication date:

2006

Size:

14 Seiten, 21 Bilder, 7 Quellen

ISBN:

Type of media:

Conference paper

Type of material:

Storage medium

Language:

English

Keywords:

zerstörungsfreie Prüfung , faseroptischer Sensor , Glasfaseroptik , Strukturuntersuchung , Brückenbau , Bragg-Reflexionsbedingung

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