Embedded fibre Bragg grating array sensors in aluminium alloy matrix by ultrasonic consolidation


Autoria(s): Mou, Chengbo; Saffari, Pouneh; Li, Dezhi; Zhou, Kaiming; Zhang, Lin; Soar, Rupert; Bennion, Ian
Contribuinte(s)

Sampson, David D.

Collins, Stephen

Oh, Kyunghwan

Yamauchi, Ryozo

Data(s)

16/05/2008

Resumo

Fibre Bragg Grating (FBG) array sensors have been successfully embedded in aluminium alloy matrix by ultrasonic consolidation (UC) technique. The temperature and loading responses of the embedded FBG arrays have been systematically characterised. The embedded grating sensors exhibit an average temperature sensitivity of ~36pm/°C, which is three times higher than that of normal FBGs, and a loading responsivity of ~0.1nm/kg within the dynamic range from 0kg to 3kg. This initial experiment clearly demonstrates that FBG array sensors can be embedded in metal matrix together with other passive and active fibres to fabricate smart materials to monitor the operation and health of engineering structures.

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http://eprints.aston.ac.uk/17885/1/7004_187.pdf

Mou, Chengbo; Saffari, Pouneh; Li, Dezhi; Zhou, Kaiming; Zhang, Lin; Soar, Rupert and Bennion, Ian (2008). Embedded fibre Bragg grating array sensors in aluminium alloy matrix by ultrasonic consolidation. IN: 19th international conference on optical fibre sensors. Sampson, David D.; Collins, Stephen; Oh, Kyunghwan and Yamauchi, Ryozo (eds) SPIE proceedings, 7004 . SPIE.

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SPIE

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http://proceedings.spiedigitallibrary.org/proceeding.aspx?articleid=1334829

http://eprints.aston.ac.uk/17885/

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NonPeerReviewed