A method of distributed optical fiber sensing foundation deformation and determining foundation failure form and bearing capacity
A technology of optical fiber sensing and foundation deformation, which is applied in basic structure engineering, on-site foundation soil survey, construction, etc., can solve the problems of unseen foundation failure form and bearing capacity, and achieve the effect of overcoming low efficiency
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[0023] (1) For a clay foundation to be tested, a groove with a length of 5m, a width of 10cm, and a depth of 3m is opened with a groove opener. Lay a distributed strain sensing optical fiber with a diameter of 1.2mm along the groove at a distance of 3m from the ground; backfill 1m of soil and compact it, and continue laying the optical fiber; then backfill 1m of soil and compact it, and lay another section of optical fiber; backfill the soil to the surface and compacted. From top to bottom, the three layers of optical fibers are respectively marked as H1, H2, and H3. Using the method of coiling this section of fiber in a special perforated plastic box, a 1m-long redundant section of fiber is installed on each layer of fiber to play the dual role of precise positioning of the fiber and self-compensation of temperature.
[0024] (2) Connect the distributed strain sensing optical fiber to the BOTDA optical fiber interrogator. The BOTDA demodulator used in this embodiment is pro...
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