Fbg strain sensor for curved surfaces
A sensor and bottom surface technology, applied in the field of FBG tensile sensors, can solve the problems of measurement error, tensile error transmission, etc., and achieve the effect of small measurement errors
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[0030] Figure 1a A perspective view of a conventional metal membrane - DMS1 is shown on a curved material surface 2, such as a pipe or a pressure tank. The metal foil DMS 1 consists essentially of a plastic carrier foil 1a to which at least one meander-shaped thin metal foil strip 1b is fastened over its entire surface. To detect stretching, a plastic carrier film 1 a is glued onto the material surface 2 .
[0031] Figure 1b show Figure 1a side view, and Figure 1c show Figure 1b enlarged section view of . If the material is as in Figure 1cUtilize the stretching as shown by the stretching arrow A1, the stretching is evenly transmitted to the carrier film 1a due to the comprehensive sticking, and through the comprehensive connection of the metal film 1b and the carrier film 1a, the metal film 1b pulls stretch. In this way, the material stretching of the material surface 2 is transferred almost error-free to the metal foil strip 1b, which is indicated by the stretch...
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