KR20120010295A - A structure of FBG sensor fixing on one body material - Google Patents
A structure of FBG sensor fixing on one body materialInfo
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Abstract
Description
The present invention relates to a member integrated fiber grating sensor structure, and more particularly, to fix an optical fiber grating sensor to a fixed member as a whole without the need to correct the difference in displacement due to the temperature change of the optical fiber and the measuring object to be measured. The present invention relates to a member integrated optical fiber grating sensor structure configured to measure a deformation degree of a fixed member that is integrally fixed so as to obtain a measured value that is deformed.
The fiber optic sensor is not corroded, so it has high durability, is not affected by electromagnetic waves, and can be multiplexed.
Various measuring sensors are used to analyze the safety of buildings and other structures, but the use of fiber optic sensors is gradually increasing as a replacement for conventional measuring systems. As the optical fiber constituting the optical fiber sensor as shown in FIG. 1, the core (Fiber Core, 2) and cladding (3) having different refractive indices so that the incident light is totally reflected, and the jacket (4) for protecting the core and the cladding It is usually composed of.
The optical fiber sensor using the
In other words, the one-point type optical fiber sensor is simple to measure the change amount of strain, temperature and pressure of the part where the optical fiber sensor is mounted. There may be some limitations.
ODTR (Optical Time Domain Reflectometry) is a typical example of a distributed optical fiber sensor. This has the advantage that it is useful to measure the overall behavior of the structure using a single optical fiber.
Multi-type fiber optic sensor is a type in which two or more single-point optical fiber sensors are installed in one optical fiber sensor, which corresponds to an FBG sensor (Fiber Bragg Grating Sensor).
The FBG sensor generates a grating by inducing a change in refractive index by periodically scanning a laser in the ultraviolet region to a Ge-doped optical fiber core, as shown in FIG. 2, and generates a grating. It is an optical device that reflects light. When the broadband spectrum is incident on the optical fiber, the wavelength component satisfying the condition is reflected on the optical fiber grating, and the remaining wavelength component passes through and appears in the optical spectrum analyzer.
In addition, the FBG sensor is composed of germanium-silica glass, which is not affected by electromagnetic waves at all, and has a physical advantage that corrosion by moisture or moisture does not occur.
In addition, the FBG sensor has the advantage of installing several Bragg gratings on one strand of optical fiber and installing several sensing units on one strand of optical fiber, and the optical fiber has a very small transmission loss of 0.2 dB per km. This allows the fiber to extend up to tens of kilometers. Since there is little loss of the light source, the FBG sensor has a great advantage to be applied to very long structures such as bridges, railways, rails and pipelines.
Due to these excellent characteristics, the FBG sensor can solve various shortcomings of the conventional electrical resistive sensor, and can measure minute strain and temperature of the structure, and thus has been spotlighted as an alternative to the conventional measuring device.
Looking at the FBG sensor, a pair of optical fiber sensor package (6) is fixed to the measuring plate (8) made of the same member as the measuring body to measure the deformation amount, and transferred to the inside of the optical fiber due to the deformation applied to the measuring plate (8) The amount of deformation can be known by measuring the change in wavelength. However, in this case, a
Therefore, a device and a step for calibrating temperature by installing an additional optical fiber for temperature compensation were necessary.
In addition, since the optical fiber is fixed while being pulled while being subjected to strain between the two fixtures, when the shock is received, the optical fiber is broken and the sensor does not operate.
The
The optical fiber is coated with a covering jacket of about 245 ~ 250 ㎛ because of the risk of its own breakage, mostly acrylate coating. The coated jacket has the advantage of protecting the optical fiber, but if it is directly attached to the coated jacket surface and the test specimen without partially peeling the optical fiber, slippage occurs between the jacket and the cladding to accurately measure the tensile behavior and the behavior against long-term deformation due to the tensile force. It becomes impossible to do.
Therefore, the optical fiber from which the protective jacket has been removed is fixed to the
It is pointed out that even the optical fiber for the FBG sensor wrapped in the protective tube is very vulnerable to external factors such as impact on the concrete, and the FBG sensor has a characteristic that responds to both temperature and stress changes to compensate for the measured measured value. Additional thermometer installation and signal processing work was required.
In the case of such an optical fiber sensor, since the
The present invention has been made in order to solve the problems described above, but to overcome the brittleness of the optical fiber used as an optical fiber grating sensor, there is an object to provide a member-integrated optical fiber grating sensor structure that does not require a separate temperature correction.
In addition, the optical fiber and the fixing member is formed to move integrally, so that the optical fiber and the fixing member have the same amount of deformation in accordance with the temperature change so that no separate temperature compensation is required.
It is intended to measure the change in the wavelength passing through the optical fiber grating sensor by causing the optical fiber to be deformed integrally with the bending or deformation of the fixing member made of the same material as the measuring object.
The present invention in the structure for fixing the optical fiber grating sensor in the sensor device using the optical fiber grating sensor in order to achieve the above object, the physical behavior such as the measuring body to the
As described above, according to the present invention, the optical fiber grating sensor is attached to the holding member of the same material as the measuring body so as to be integrally deformed to measure the change of the measuring body by measuring the change of the reflection wavelength of the optical fiber grating sensor. It can be effective.
Since the optical fiber grating sensor is fixed integrally with the fixing member, there is no problem of breaking the optical fiber, and there is no need to compensate for the temperature deformation caused by the other material of the optical fiber grating sensor and the fixing member, thereby simplifying the structure.
1 is a view showing a conventional optical fiber.
2 is a view schematically showing a FBG structure of a conventional optical fiber.
3 is a view showing a conventional optical fiber sensor structure.
Figure 4 is a perspective view showing a holding member of the member integrated optical fiber grating sensor structure of the present invention.
5 is a cross-sectional view showing a holding member of the member integrated optical fiber grating sensor structure of the present invention.
Fig. 6 is a schematic view showing a sensor device in which the member integrated optical fiber grating sensor structure of the present invention is constructed.
FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of the fixing member used in the member integrated optical fiber grating sensor structure of the present invention. FIG.
FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of the fixing member used in the member integrated optical fiber grating sensor structure of the present invention. FIG.
Hereinafter, the configuration and operation of the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. In describing the present invention, the term or word used in the present specification and claims is based on the principle that the inventor can appropriately define the concept of the term in order to best describe the invention of his or her own. It should be interpreted as meanings and concepts corresponding to the technical idea of
According to the present invention, an
In the present invention, the
The sensor device (S) is formed with a
In the sensor device (S) of the present invention, there are various methods for deforming the
The present invention relates to a fixing member for fixing the optical fiber grating sensor in the sensor device (S) rather than the sensor device (S).
The optical fiber is composed of a core, cladding, and a jacket, which is a coating protecting the core and cladding, and light is transmitted from the core and the cladding, and the material constituting the glass is glass. The transmission of light (light) is transmitted through the glassy core portion having a high refractive index, and the glassy cladding portion having a low refractive index serves to prevent the loss of light transmitted to the core portion.
As described above, since the core part and the cladding part made of glass are vulnerable to external impacts, the core part and the cladding part are protected by a covering jacket such as polymer or acrylate.
In the present invention, in order to protect the glass fiber optical fiber grating sensor that is easy to be broken in this way from external impact, it is fixed and integrated with the fixing
As described above, the optical
At this time, unlike the prior art, the optical
The
Fixing ends 11-3 are formed at both ends of the groove-shaped
In another embodiment, as shown in FIG. 7, the optical
In another embodiment, as shown in FIG. 8, the optical
The groove 11-1 of the groove-shaped
As described above, an optical fiber grating sensor generates an optical fiber grating by periodically inducing a refractive index change by periodically scanning a laser in an ultraviolet region to an optical fiber core, and is an optical device that reflects light of a specific wavelength determined by the gap of the grating. When light reaches the grating, wavelength components satisfying certain conditions are reflected from the optical fiber grating, and the remaining wavelength components pass through and appear in the optical spectrum analyzer. Accordingly, when the distance between the gratings is changed by the deformation of the fiber grating sensor, the reflected wavelength is changed by the difference.
This sensitive fiber optic sensor does not strip part of the optical fiber and attaches directly to the coated jacket surface and the test specimen, causing slippage between the catch and the cladding, making it impossible to accurately measure the tensile and long-term deformation due to the tensile force. The coated jacket with the acrylic lake coating protecting the cladding was partially peeled off and then attached to the portion to be measured.
However, in the present invention, since the optical
In addition, since the adhesive is produced in a state in which the tensile force is already applied in the factory manufacturing step, a separate strain adjustment is unnecessary in the sensor installation step.
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The fixing member 10 made of a member having a physical behavior such as a measuring object is fixed to the fixing portion 20 formed inside the sensor device S so as to change according to an external physical force, and is integral with the fixing member 10. The optical fiber grating sensor 9 is fixed with an adhesive in a state where the characteristics of the measuring device are tensioned according to the characteristics of the measuring instrument. A member integrated optical fiber grating sensor structure configured to measure.
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