Floridia et al., 2018 - Google Patents
High pressure FBG sensor based on compression using a single point attached fiber in a ferruleFloridia et al., 2018
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- Floridia C
- Cano W
- Rosolem J
- Penze R
- Dini D
- Costa E
- Peres R
- Bassan F
- Teixeira R
- Vasconcelos D
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- Optical Fiber Sensors
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A compact high pressure FBG sensor using a single point attached fiber in a ferrule was proposed. It was compared theoretically, by simulations and experimentally to FBG fully attached to the ferrule conception. Results show that the proposed conception has 3.2 to 4.2 …
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