Signal-to-noise ratio evaluation with draw tower fibre Bragg gratings (DTGs) for dynamic strain sensing at elevated temperatures and corrosive environment

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Signal-to-noise ratio evaluation with draw tower fibre Bragg gratings (DTGs) for dynamic strain sensing at elevated temperatures and corrosive environment. / De Pauw, Ben; Lamberti, A.; Vanlanduit, Steve; Van Tichelen, Katrien; Geernaert, Thomas; Berghmans, Francis.

23rd International Conference on Optical Fibre Sensors: PROCEEDINGS OF SPIE. Vol. 9157 2014.

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De Pauw, B, Lamberti, A, Vanlanduit, S, Van Tichelen, K, Geernaert, T & Berghmans, F 2014, Signal-to-noise ratio evaluation with draw tower fibre Bragg gratings (DTGs) for dynamic strain sensing at elevated temperatures and corrosive environment. in 23rd International Conference on Optical Fibre Sensors: PROCEEDINGS OF SPIE. vol. 9157, 23rd International Conference on Optical Fibre Sensors, Santander, Spain, 2014-06-02. https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2059504

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De Pauw, B., Lamberti, A., Vanlanduit, S., Van Tichelen, K., Geernaert, T., & Berghmans, F. (2014). Signal-to-noise ratio evaluation with draw tower fibre Bragg gratings (DTGs) for dynamic strain sensing at elevated temperatures and corrosive environment. In 23rd International Conference on Optical Fibre Sensors: PROCEEDINGS OF SPIE (Vol. 9157) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2059504

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De Pauw B, Lamberti A, Vanlanduit S, Van Tichelen K, Geernaert T, Berghmans F. Signal-to-noise ratio evaluation with draw tower fibre Bragg gratings (DTGs) for dynamic strain sensing at elevated temperatures and corrosive environment. In 23rd International Conference on Optical Fibre Sensors: PROCEEDINGS OF SPIE. Vol. 9157. 2014 https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2059504

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De Pauw, Ben ; Lamberti, A. ; Vanlanduit, Steve ; Van Tichelen, Katrien ; Geernaert, Thomas ; Berghmans, Francis. / Signal-to-noise ratio evaluation with draw tower fibre Bragg gratings (DTGs) for dynamic strain sensing at elevated temperatures and corrosive environment. 23rd International Conference on Optical Fibre Sensors: PROCEEDINGS OF SPIE. Vol. 9157 2014.

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abstract = "Measuring strain at the surface of a structure can help to estimate the dynamical properties of the structure under test. Such a structure can be a fuel assembly of a nuclear reactor consisting of fuel pins. In this paper we demonstrate a method to integrate draw tower gratings (DTGs) in a fuel pin and we subject this pin to conditions close to those encountered in a heavy liquid metal (HLM) reactor. More specifically, we report on the performance of DTGs used as a strain sensor when immersed in HLM during thermal cycles (up to 300 degrees C) for up to 700 hours.",
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