Pipeline monitoring by Brillouin-scattering-based fibre optic distributed strain sensors: pipeline wall thickness detection
2009
Distributed Brillouin scattering sensor system was employed to measure the hoop strain in an internally pressurized steel
pipe with wall thinning due to erosion. The difference of Brillouin frequency shift from regions that have different
degree of wall thickness lost can be observed on strain distribution. The strain from thin wall region is higher than that
from the thick wall region. Therefore, the inner wall thinning can be discriminated from the corresponding strain
measurements, which shows that fiber optic sensor technology based on distributed Brillouin scattering offers the great
potential as a "nervous system" for infrastructure elements that allow high performance, cost effective health and
damage assessment systems to be achieved.
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