Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, Volume. 60, Issue 1, 0106003(2023)

Experimental Study on Monitoring Cable Broken Wire Signal by FBG Sensor

Wencheng Yu1,2,3, Xiaoyong Luo1,2,3, and Heying Qin1,2,3、*
Author Affiliations
  • 1College of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Guilin University of Technology, Guilin 541004, Guangxi , China
  • 2Collaborative Innovation Center for Exploration of Nonferrous Metal Deposits and Efficient Utilization of Resources, Guilin University of Technology, Guilin 541004, Guangxi , China
  • 3Guangxi Key Laboratory of Geomechanics and Geotechnical Engineering, Guilin 541004, Guangxi , China
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    Figures & Tables(13)
    Sensing principle of the FBG
    Structure of self-sensing steel strand. (a) Physical drawings; (b) schematic diagram
    Damage location distribution of common steel strands. (a) Damage location diagram of each set of steel strand; (b) damage area of single strand of B11 steel strand 2/3
    Distribution of steel strands in the anchorage plate
    Physical drawing of the pretest tensioning machine
    Overall picture of steel strand after wire breaking
    Changes of broken wire signal of the first group of specimens in loading process. (a) B11; (b) D12; (c) D22
    Changes of broken wire signals of the second group of specimens in loading process. (a) B11; (b) D12; (c) D22
    Changes of broken wire signal of the third group of specimens in loading process. (a) B11; (b) D12; (c) D22
    • Table 1. Edge wire damage of each group of specimens

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      Table 1. Edge wire damage of each group of specimens

      Specimen typeSpecimen numberDamage area degreeDamage location of cable length /m
      AA100
      A2
      A3
      BijB11, B12, B132/31/4
      B21, B22, B232/5
      CijC11, C12, C133/51/4
      C21, C22, C232/5
      DijD11, D121/21/4
      D21, D222/5
    • Table 2. Data of B11 specimen wire breaking

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      Table 2. Data of B11 specimen wire breaking

      SpecimenWavelength variation
      A1A2A3
      B11 specimen0.01580.01100.0063
      -0.01420.0000-0.0047
      0.0000-0.0087-0.0040
      0.01100.0056-0.0015
      -0.01100.00150.0031
      Maximum value of adjacent wave peak0.01580.01100.0063
      Minimum value of adjacent wave peak-0.0142-0.0087-0.0047
      Δλ0.03000.01970.0110
    • Table 3. Data of D12 specimen wire breaking

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      Table 3. Data of D12 specimen wire breaking

      SpecimenWavelength variation
      A1A2A3
      D12 specimen0.0119-0.00720.0126
      0.00950.0120-0.0102
      -0.01030.00070.0277
      -0.0134-0.0103-0.0285
      0.00630.0127-0.0048
      Maximum value of adjacent wave peak0.01190.01270.0277
      Minimum value of adjacent wave peak-0.0134-0.0103-0.0285
      Δλ0.02530.0230.0562
    • Table 4. Data of D22 specimen wire breaking

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      Table 4. Data of D22 specimen wire breaking

      SpecimenWavelength variation
      A1A2A3
      D22 specimen0.03870.01190.0095
      -0.0205-0.0024-0.0048
      -0.0198-0.00150.0016
      0.00470.00150.0016
      0.0008-0.0039-0.0056
      Maximum value of adjacent wave peak0.03870.01190.0095
      Minimum value of adjacent wave peak-0.0205-0.0024-0.0048
      Δλ0.05920.01430.0143
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    Paper Information

    Category: Fiber Optics and Optical Communications

    Received: Nov. 16, 2021

    Accepted: Dec. 13, 2021

    Published Online: Dec. 9, 2022

    The Author Email: Qin Heying (qinheyinglcx@163.com)

    DOI:10.3788/LOP212969

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