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ULTRASONIC SENSORS FROM SURFACE-BONDED OR EMBEDDED OPTICAL FIBRES

W.R. Philp, S.G. Pierce, A. Gachagan, A. McNab, G. Hayward, and B. Culshaw

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Abstract

The effectiveness of surface-bonded and embedded optical fibres as ultrasonic receivers in GFRP and CFRP plates is compared. The embedded fibre has 20 times the sensitivity of the surface-bonded but disadvantages may outweigh the gain.

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