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Temperature-self-compensating-integrated fiber bragg grating strain transducer and method for monitoring cable force of inhaul cable through integrated temperature self-compensating fiber bragg grating strain transducer

A technology of strain sensor and optical fiber grating, which is applied in the field of optical fiber grating technology, cable force sensor and a method for monitoring cable force, which can solve the problem of epoxy resin packaging exposed aging, strain and temperature cross sensitivity, optical fiber Brittle grating and other problems, to achieve the effect of novel structure, improved sensitivity, and improved sensitivity

Active Publication Date: 2014-05-14
LIUZHOU OVM MASCH CO LTD
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[0003] Although the existing fiber grating sensor is an ideal long-term measurement sensor, it has the advantages of high measurement accuracy, good durability, and is not easily affected by the environment (electromagnetic field, humidity, chemical corrosion, etc.), but it also has its own shortcomings: the fiber grating is easy to Brittle and easy to damage, the influence of temperature is relatively large. When temperature and strain act at the same time, there is a problem of cross-sensitivity between strain and temperature
[0007] 2. The sensor packaging method proposed in this patent is simple, and the epoxy resin packaging also has the problem of exposed aging

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[0047] A fiber grating strain sensor with integrated temperature self-compensation, such as Figure 1 ~ Figure 3 As shown, the integrated temperature self-compensating fiber grating strain sensor includes a fiber grating sensor 1, a shrapnel 2, a clamping part 3, a base 4, a Z-shaped movable part 5 and a frame 6;

[0048] The fiber grating sensor 1 is composed of two bare fiber gratings 101, 102 of the same model and different wave bands;

[0049] The shrapnel 2 is a high-elastic metal sheet designed as an equal-strength beam;

[0050] There are two clamping parts 3, which are metal squares with two through holes;

[0051] The base 4 has 2 pieces, which are square metal plates, and the upper end of the base has an open square groove for placing the connecting shaft of the Z-shaped movable part 5 or the connecting shaft of the frame 6; The threaded hole for installing the clamping piece 3; there is a mounting hole for fixing the base on the tested piece on each symmetrical si...

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[0065] A method for monitoring the force of a cable, which is a method for monitoring the force of a cable using the fiber grating strain sensor described in Embodiment 1. The specific method is: prepare the required number of integrated temperature self-compensating fiber grating strain sensors , supporting measuring equipment 10 and connecting wire; the gauge distance of the surface to be measured at the cable anchor cup 8 to be measured; the 2 bases 4 of the fiber grating strain sensor with integrated temperature self-compensation are removed, and the 2 bases 4 are Screws are bolted or welded to the two ends of the gauge length of the surface of the anchor cup, and then the rest of the fiber grating strain sensor with integrated temperature self-compensation is re-clamped on the base 4; A fiber grating strain sensor with integrated temperature self-compensation is deployed to the Figure 5 , Figure 6 ); After the connection is completed, turn on the measuring equipment to...

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Abstract

A temperature-self-compensating fiber-integrated bragg grating strain transducer comprises a fiber bragg grating transducer body composed of two bare fiber bragg gratings with the same model but different wave bands, an elastic sheet composed of high-elasticity metal thin sheets, clamping pieces, bases, a Z-shaped movable piece composed of L-shaped steel plates and a metal frame. The metal frame is provided with a frame shaft hole and a frame connecting shaft, and a connecting shaft of the Z-shaped movable piece penetrates through the frame shaft hole to be fixedly connected with the base II through the clamping piece II and can relatively move in the frame shaft hole. One end of the elastic sheet is fixedly connected with the L-shaped plates of the Z-shaped movable piece, and the other end of the elastic sheet is fixed on the metal frame. The frame connecting shaft is fixedly connected with the base I through the clamping piece I. A cantilever beam stress structure is formed by the frame, the Z-shaped movable piece, the elastic sheet, the bases and the clamping pieces. Under the working state, the two bases are fixed on the surface of a component to be tested in a bolting or welding mode, and when the component to be tested is strained, the bases and the Z-shaped movable piece are driven to drive the elastic sheet to deform, and then the fiber bragg gratings deform.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a device and method for indirectly measuring the strain on the surface of the anchor cup using a strain sensor, in particular to a cable force sensor based on fiber grating technology and a method for monitoring the force of the cable. The sensor can be installed on the anchor surface of the cable to monitor the force or strain of the cable, and can also be used to measure the stress and deformation of steel, concrete beams, columns and other structural parts in civil and architectural structures. Background technique [0002] The cable force of the cable directly determines the working status of cable-stayed bridges, suspension bridges, arch bridges and other cable-stayed buildings. Using accurate methods to monitor cable force is a necessary means to ensure its smooth construction and safe operation; cable force measurement is commonly used Pressure measurement method, magnetic flux method, frequency method and other ...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): G01B11/16G01L1/24
Inventor 吴东明邓年春陆绍辉罗铮荣朱万旭苏庆勇李居泽谢辉
Owner LIUZHOU OVM MASCH CO LTD
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