Fiber grating gas sensor array
A technology of gas sensor and optical fiber grating, which is applied in the field of gas sensor and gas detection, can solve the problems of sensor volume increase and cost increase, and achieve the effects of high detection sensitivity, mild conditions and strong anti-interference ability
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[0055] In this example, the gas-sensing expansion characteristics of fiber Bragg grating with a diameter of 80 μm / polyurethane polymer film with a thickness of 30 μm and that with a diameter of 125 μm / polyurethane polymer film with a thickness of 30 μm to acetone gas are studied respectively. , the length is 0.003m. The modulus of the polyurethane polymer film is controlled on demand by adjusting the ratio of the soft segment to the hard segment in the polyurethane macromolecule and the amount of nano fillers. image 3 It is the relationship curve between the elastic modulus and the theoretical elongation of the polyurethane polymer film when the optical fiber grating produces 0.001% axial tensile strain. It can be seen that the fiber gratings with diameters of 80 μm and 125 μm produce the same axial strain. When the modulus of the polymer film is the same, the polyurethane polymer film coated with the outer layer of the fiber grating with a diameter of 125 μm needs greater de...
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[0057] Fiber Bragg gratings with a diameter of 80 μm produce axial strains of 0.01%, 0.005%, and 0.001% respectively under the stretching action of polyurethane polymer films in different concentrations of acetone gas environments. The length-rate relationship curve compared to Figure 4 .
[0058] Depend on Figure 4 It can be seen that the greater the axial strain generated by the fiber Bragg grating with a diameter of 80 μm, the greater the theoretical elongation required for the polyurethane polymer film, that is, the larger deformation of the polymer film is required to drive the greater strain of the fiber Bragg grating . And the difference in theoretical elongation gradually decreases with the increase of the modulus of the polymer film, that is, when the optical fiber grating produces different strains, the smaller the modulus of the polymer film coated on the outer layer, the lower the difference in theoretical elongation. The larger the value.
Embodiment 3
[0060] Fiber Bragg gratings with a diameter of 125 μm produce axial strains of 0.01%, 0.005%, and 0.001% respectively under the stretching action of polyurethane polymer films in different concentrations of acetone gas environments. The length-rate relationship curve compared to Figure 5 .
[0061] Depend on Figure 5 It can be seen that the change law of the fiber grating with a diameter of 125 μm is similar to that of the fiber grating with a diameter of 80 μm when different strains are produced. The difference from the 80μm fiber grating is that when the modulus of the polymer film is 5GPa, the strain of the polymer film is 0.008% when the optical fiber with a diameter of 125 μm is strained by 0.001%; when the strain of 0.01% is generated, the strain of the polymer film is is 0.076%, that is, the strain of the polymer film is increased by 0.068%; when the 80μm optical fiber produces a strain of 0.001%, the polymer film strain is 0.004%; The strain of the molecular fil...
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