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A novel design for a simple, intensity-modulated, distributed fibre sensor for WIM applications has been presented in this study. The core component of the sensor is a long fibre coil
The overall sensor design, showing how weight applied from above pushes the impactor to deform the bottom soft mat and fibre. The bent path length of the fibre is shown in red.
The aim of this work is to illustrate the design, the development and the full engineering of a novel fiber optic sensing system able to perform weighing in motion as well wheel flat detection in railways
This work presents a simplified optical macrobending sensor design with a flexible construction, where a simple base mat made of a soft foam material has optical fibres directly adhered to the top surface.
In this approach, multiple FBGs are inscribed at different positions along a single optical fibre, each featuring a unique Bragg wavelength.
In this paper we will discuss the different types of WIM systems and their advantages, and then we will deepen our research in fiber optic WIM systems, compare them, and see which fiber optic
In the present work, we present the design, implementation, and testing of a weighting sensor that implies the use of plastic optical fiber. The system results were compared head-to-head with an
This paper proposes an optical weight measurement system that includes four FBG based load cells with a detailed analysis of their performance using different machine learning
The initial phase involves the design of a bridge trajectory model for the Weigh-in-Motion (WIM) system employing fiber optic sensors. In the subsequent stage, a set of WIM systems is established to
Abstract The bending of plastic optical fiber (POF) is used to develop a weighing sensor by fully gluing POF onto a strip of spring steel used as a clamped beam for sensing, keeping the
In an effort to reduce the cost and improve the accuracy associated with weight-data collection, a new concept for weighing-in-motion, based on fiber-optic technology, was proposed to SHRP and was