Monitoring the propagation of mechanical waves using an optical fiber distributed and dynamic strain sensor based on BOTDA
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We report a Brillouin-based fully distributed and dynamic monitoring of the strain induced by a propagating mechanical wave along a 20m long composite strip, to which surface a single-mode optical fiber was glued. Employing a simplified version of the Slope-Assisted Brillouin Optical Time Domain Analysis (SA-BOTDA) technique, the whole length of the strip was interrogated every 10ms (strip sampling rate of 100Hz) with a spatial resolution of the order of 1m. A dynamic spatially and temporally continuous map of the strain was obtained, whose temporal behavior at four discrete locations was verified against co-located fiber Bragg gratings. With a trade-off among sampling rate, range and signal to noise ratio, kHz sampling rates and hundreds of meters of range can be obtained with resolution down to a few centimeters.
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Peled, Yair; Motil, Avi; Kressel, Iddo; Tur, Moshe (2013). Monitoring the propagation of mechanical waves using an optical fiber distributed and dynamic strain sensor based on BOTDA. Optica Publishing Group. Collection. https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.c.3764924.v1
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Yair Peled
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Avi Motil
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Iddo Kressel
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Moshe Tur