• Laser & Optoelectronics Progress
  • Vol. 58, Issue 19, 1906005 (2021)
Yuru Wang* and Shizhu Tian
Author Affiliations
  • College of Civil Engineering, Suzhou University of Science and Technology, Suzhou , Jiangsu 215000, China
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    Yuru Wang, Shizhu Tian. Analysis of Surface-Bonded Strain Transfer Using Optical Frequency Domain Reflectometry Bare Fiber[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2021, 58(19): 1906005 Copy Citation Text show less
    Strain transfer analysis model. (a) Cross section; (b) longitudinal section
    Fig. 1. Strain transfer analysis model. (a) Cross section; (b) longitudinal section
    Microelement force diagram of each layer
    Fig. 2. Microelement force diagram of each layer
    Strain transfer rate curves of different colloidal shear modulus (2L=200 mm)
    Fig. 3. Strain transfer rate curves of different colloidal shear modulus (2L=200 mm)
    Effect of strain transfer rate on length of paste section(2L=10,20,30,…,300 mm from center to the sides)
    Fig. 4. Effect of strain transfer rate on length of paste section(2L=10,20,30,…,300 mm from center to the sides)
    Low strain transfer section varies with the paste length of fiber (hear modulus increases in turn in the direction of the arrow, L= 150 mm)
    Fig. 5. Low strain transfer section varies with the paste length of fiber (hear modulus increases in turn in the direction of the arrow, L= 150 mm)
    High strain transfer section varies with the paste length of fiber (shear modulus increases in turn in the direction of the arrow, 2L= 300 mm)
    Fig. 6. High strain transfer section varies with the paste length of fiber (shear modulus increases in turn in the direction of the arrow, 2L= 300 mm)
    OSI-C distributed high precision frequency domain strain temperature analyzer
    Fig. 7. OSI-C distributed high precision frequency domain strain temperature analyzer
    Guhe FITEL-S1778 welding machine
    Fig. 8. Guhe FITEL-S1778 welding machine
    Fitting curve between theoretical strain and fiber average strain
    Fig. 9. Fitting curve between theoretical strain and fiber average strain
    Equal strength beams bonded with different lengths of fiber
    Fig. 10. Equal strength beams bonded with different lengths of fiber
    Curves of strain transfer rate with different paste lengths. (a) Volume ratio of curing agent to binder is 1∶1; (b) volum ratio of curing agent to binder is 1∶2
    Fig. 11. Curves of strain transfer rate with different paste lengths. (a) Volume ratio of curing agent to binder is 1∶1; (b) volum ratio of curing agent to binder is 1∶2
    Changes of strain transfer rate with shear modulus of different adhesives prepared by curing agent and binder (volume ratio of 1∶1 and 1∶2). (a) Paste length 2L=200 mm; (b) paste length 2L=150 mm; (c) paste length 2L=100 mm; (d) paste length 2L=50 mm; (e) paste length 2L=30 mm
    Fig. 12. Changes of strain transfer rate with shear modulus of different adhesives prepared by curing agent and binder (volume ratio of 1∶1 and 1∶2). (a) Paste length 2L=200 mm; (b) paste length 2L=150 mm; (c) paste length 2L=100 mm; (d) paste length 2L=50 mm; (e) paste length 2L=30 mm
    Effect of different paste length and shear modulus of different adhesives prepared by curing agent and binder (volume ratio of 1∶1 and 1∶2) on high strain transfer section (2L=200 mm)
    Fig. 13. Effect of different paste length and shear modulus of different adhesives prepared by curing agent and binder (volume ratio of 1∶1 and 1∶2) on high strain transfer section (2L=200 mm)
    ParameterValue
    Fiber optical radii rf /mm0.125
    Fiber optical elastic modulus Ef /(1010 Pa)7.2
    Paste width of colloidal layer D /mm5
    Thickness of lower part of colloidal layer hm /mm0.1
    Table 1. Physical parameters of factors affecting strain transfer
    Glue typeShear strength /MPaViscosity at 25 ℃/(mPa⋅s)Curing time at 25 ℃
    E44 Resin≥1240000‒450004‒6 hours of initial curing
    650 Curing agent40000‒4500024 hours of complete curing
    Table 2. Main parameters of adhesive
    Load /kgTheoreticalresponse /µɛAverage strain of fiber /µɛOptical fiber error /%
    0.582.573681.847000.8799
    1.0165.1473163.48841.0049
    1.5247.7209245.74670.7969
    2.0330.2946326.97671.0045
    2.5412.8682409.22500.8824
    3.0495.4419490.45611.0063
    Table 3. Comparative analysis of fiber strain and theoretical strain
    Yuru Wang, Shizhu Tian. Analysis of Surface-Bonded Strain Transfer Using Optical Frequency Domain Reflectometry Bare Fiber[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2021, 58(19): 1906005
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