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  • 2024Manufacturing bio-based fiber-reinforced polymer composites: Process performance in RTM and VARI processes4citations
  • 2023Effect of Binder Activation on in-Plane Capillary Flow in Multilayer Stacks of Carbon Fiber Fabricscitations
  • 2023Investigation of the Mechanical Properties of Sandwich Composite Panels Made with Recyclates and Flax Fiber/Bio-Based Epoxy Processed by Liquid Composite Molding14citations
  • 2022Gel Point Determination in Resin Transfer Molding Process with Fiber Bragg Grating Inscribed in Side-Hole Elliptical Core Optical Fiber4citations
  • 2021Tack measurement of bindered rovings for the dry fiber winding process1citations
  • 2021In-Plane Strain Measurement in Composite Structures with Fiber Bragg Grating Written in Side-Hole Elliptical Core Optical Fiber15citations
  • 2019Study on incorrect predictions for simulations of the vacuum infusion processcitations
  • 2019Investigation on the Influence of Pressure Terms in a Volume-Averaged Energy Balance in the Modelling of Liquid Composite Moulding Processescitations
  • 2018Using (VA)RTM with a Rigid Mould to Produce Fibre Metal Laminates with Proven Impact Strength4citations
  • 2017Permeability Customisation through Preform Manipulation Utilising 3D-Printing Technologycitations

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  • Gąsior, Paweł
  • Wachtarczyk, Karol
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  • Sebastian, Rohit George
  • Obertscheider, Christof
  • Zaloznik, Lasse
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  • Hergan, Patrick
  • Arbeiter, Florian Josef
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  • Pletz, Martin
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In-Plane Strain Measurement in Composite Structures with Fiber Bragg Grating Written in Side-Hole Elliptical Core Optical Fiber

  • Mergo, Paweł
  • Osuch, Tomasz
  • Kaleta, Jerzy
  • Gąsior, Paweł
  • Anuszkiewicz, Alicja
  • Schledjewski, Ralf
  • Bender, Marcel
  • Wachtarczyk, Karol
Abstract

In this paper, the application of a fiber Bragg grating written in a highly birefringent side-hole elliptical core optical fiber for two-axial strain measurement is presented. Hybrid optical fiber structures achieved by combining large side-holes and elliptical core result in a very high birefringence of 1 × 10−3 and thus high initial Bragg peak spectral separation of 1.16 nm, as well as a very high transverse force sensitivity, of up to 650 pm/(N/mm) or even −1150 pm/(N/mm), depending on the fiber orientation with respect to the applied force. Due to the ~22 %m/m GeO2 concentration in the core the fiber being highly photosensitive, which significantly simplifies FBG fabrication by UV illumination without the need for prior hydrogen loading, which worsens thermal stability. Finally, the developed FBGs written in the highly birefringent side-hole elliptical core optical fiber were embedded in the square composite plates and applied for strain measurements. Tests of two-directional four-point bending have shown usability of such FBG for two-axial in-plane strain measurement with a single FBG in iso-thermal conditions.

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  • impedance spectroscopy
  • composite
  • Hydrogen