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7 April 2008 Aircraft structural health monitoring using on-board BOCDA system
Takashi Yari, Kanehiro Nagai, Masahito Ishioka, Kazuo Hotate, Yasuhiro Koshioka
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Abstract
We developed the on-board BOCDA system for airplane and verified the flight environmental stability and durability through environmental test. The on-board BOCDA system adopted the polarization diversity technique and temporal gating technique to improve robustness of the BOCDA system. We successfully measured distribution of fiber Brillouin gain spectrum over 500m measurement range with 50mm spatial resolution, 60Hz sampling rate and ±13μ strain accuracy. Furthermore, we considered flight test to verify the validity of the BOCDA system. From these results, it was confirmed that BOCDA system has potential to be applied to an aircraft structure health monitoring system.
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Takashi Yari, Kanehiro Nagai, Masahito Ishioka, Kazuo Hotate, and Yasuhiro Koshioka "Aircraft structural health monitoring using on-board BOCDA system", Proc. SPIE 6933, Smart Sensor Phenomena, Technology, Networks, and Systems 2008, 69330S (7 April 2008); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.775956
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KEYWORDS
Fiber optics sensors

Structural health monitoring

Polarization

Spatial resolution

Optical fibers

Acoustics

Light scattering

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