Young′s Modulus Measurement of Metal Beams Based on Fiber Bragg Grating

Wenwen, 全文文 Quan; Juan, 康娟 Kang; Li, 阳丽 Yang; Junhui, 胡君辉 Hu

doi:10.3788/lop53.040604

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“…The response formula (1) includes dependence on mechanical factors and on temperature factors (2) [21,22]. Based on formula (1), a graph of the dependence of the wavelength on time and deformation was constructed.…”

Section: Materials and Methods Of Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%

Application of the method of measuring deformation parameters under mechanical action on concrete beams using a fiber Bragg grating

Kadirbayeva,

Chezhimbayeva,

Khizirova

et al. 2023

EEJET

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In order to study the patterns of deformation and change of concrete structures, studies of the fiber Bragg lattice in the form of a measuring sensor were carried out. Fiber optic sensors have several advantages: small size, resistance to electromagnetic interference, high sensitivity, wide range, simple structure, high reaction rate, corrosion resistance, geometrically versatile and resistant to external influences. This work is related to the development of the characteristics and behavior of strain sensors acting on a fiber Bragg lattice using computer modeling. The work focuses on the analysis of the operational characteristics and behavior of strain sensors acting on the fiber Bragg lattice. The sensor is used to measure the deformation of an object whose resistance varies depending on the applied force. This is shown by an example of how a fiber Bragg lattice can demonstrate strain sensors. In the work, a simulation was carried out using a computer program to simulate the operation of a fiber Bragg lattice deformation sensor. When measuring the deformation, calculations with the Young's modulus formulas were used for a more accurate calculation of the data. When measured, the wavelength left from 1662 nm to 1666 nm, as well as a constant temperature from 20 °C to 40 °C. The results show the following, the values of the Young's modulus are 23.25 Pa, the Poisson's ratio is 0.167 br, the modulus of elasticity at shear is 9.96444 Pa. And in this regard, the results of this work show: the first is that changes in the magnitude, position and shape of the deformation can reflect the dynamic evolutionary process of deformation during bending on the structure. The following is the deformation curve has a good corresponding relationship with the change in the applied pressure, which shows software modeling in different types of deformation. The conclusion shows that the technology of monitoring fiber-Bragg lattice sensors has a good effect on internal deformation and control of mechanical stresses during model tests; it provides new methods and monitoring tools for model tests

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Section: Materials and Methods Of Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%

Application of the method of measuring deformation parameters under mechanical action on concrete beams using a fiber Bragg grating

Kadirbayeva,

Chezhimbayeva,

Khizirova

et al. 2023

EEJET

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Young’s Modulus Measurement of Metal Wires Using FBG Sensor

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A novel Young's modulus measurement scheme based on fiber Bragg gratings (FBG) is proposed and demonstrated experimentally. In our method, a universal formula relating the Bragg wavelength shift to Young's modulus is derived and metal wires are loaded strain by using the static stretching method. The Young's modulus of copper wires, aluminum wires, nickel wires, and tungsten wires are separately measured. Experimental results show that the FBG sensor exhibits high measurement accuracy, and the measurement errors relative to the nominal value is less than 1.0%. The feasibility of the FBG test method is confirmed by comparing it with the traditional charge coupled device (CCD) imaging method. The proposed method could find the potential application in the material selection, especially in the field that the size of metal wires is very small and the strain gauges cannot be qualified.

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Young′s Modulus Measurement of Metal Beams Based on Fiber Bragg Grating

Cited by 2 publications

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Application of the method of measuring deformation parameters under mechanical action on concrete beams using a fiber Bragg grating

Application of the method of measuring deformation parameters under mechanical action on concrete beams using a fiber Bragg grating

Young’s Modulus Measurement of Metal Wires Using FBG Sensor

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