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Strain Monitoring on PHC Pipe Piles Based on Fiber Bragg Grating Sensors
摘要： Fiber Bragg grating (FBG) sensors emerged as a relatively new strain-sensing technology for civil engineering applications. This study presents a field test to assess the feasibility of FBG sensors in monitoring the strain profile of prestressed high-strength concrete (PHC) pipe piles during installation. Two open-ended PHC pipe piles were instrumented with FBG sensors and then driven into the ground using a hydraulic jacking machine. To measure the strain profile along the test piles, nine FBG sensors were arranged in a single optical fiber and then mounted on one pile at the opposite side to monitor the strain at different levels as a function of wavelength shift. The procedure for installing the FBG sensors along the PHC pipe piles is introduced first. Next, the distribution of the axial forces and average side shear stresses that were evaluated from the strain measurements of the FBG sensors are discussed. The field test results indicate that the FBG sensor system was suitable for monitoring the strain state of PHC pipe piles during installation. The axial forces and side shear stresses along the test piles were influenced significantly by the penetration depth and the local soil resistance.
关键词： Fiber Bragg grating (FBG) technology,Jacking method,Strain monitoring,Prestressed high-strength concrete (PHC) pipe pile
更新于2025-09-23 15:22:29
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Simulation and Measurement of Properties of Metallic Photonic Crystal Point-Defect-Cavities with a Centrally-Loaded Rod
摘要： Properties of a class of M-PhC (metallic-photonic-crystal) point-defect-cavities (PDCs) with a centrally-loaded rod are theoretically and experimentally investigated. After the computation of the resonant frequencies and Q-factors of the resonant modes, the PDCs are fabricated and experimentally measured to validate the simulation results.
关键词： resonant frequency,M-PhC,Q-value,bandgap,point-defect cavity
更新于2025-09-23 15:21:21
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[IEEE 2019 Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics Europe & European Quantum Electronics Conference (CLEO/Europe-EQEC) - Munich, Germany (2019.6.23-2019.6.27)] 2019 Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics Europe & European Quantum Electronics Conference (CLEO/Europe-EQEC) - A Simple Approach, Based on Coupled Mode Theory, to Study PhC Lasers
摘要： PhC lasers have attracted large interest as efficient light-sources in on-chip and chip-to-chip interconnections. They allow for scaling the active volume while maintaining the high cavity Q-factor, thus exhibiting low threshold current and operating energy [1,2]. Methods for studying these laser cavities are typically based on FDTD simulations, which are often time-consuming and do not allow to catch the most relevant physics of these devices. We propose here an alternative and simple approach to analyze active PhC waveguides and lasers. Our approach is based on coupled-mode theory, which has proved to be an effective tool to study lasers with periodic gain and/or refractive index perturbation, as standard DFB lasers. We apply this method to PhC line-defect waveguides and lasers with a small complex refractive index perturbation (to account for gain and refractive index variation) with respect to a reference, unpumped PhC line-defect waveguide [3]. The optical electric field of the TE-like guided mode is expanded as sum of the forward- and backward-propagating Bloch modes of the passive waveguide; the equation governing the evolution (cid:549)+,-(z) of the Bloch modes along the perturbed waveguide are: (cid:2034)(cid:1878)(cid:2032)+ = (cid:1861)(cid:2018)11,(cid:1869)=0((cid:2033)) (cid:2032)++ (cid:1861)(cid:2018)12,(cid:1869)=1((cid:2033)) (cid:1857)+2(cid:1861)(cid:2012)((cid:2033))(cid:1878)(cid:2032)(cid:3398) (cid:3398)(cid:2034)(cid:1878)(cid:2032)(cid:3398) = (cid:1861)(cid:2018)21,(cid:1869)=(cid:3398)1((cid:2033))(cid:1857)(cid:3398)2(cid:1861)(cid:2012)((cid:2033))(cid:1878)(cid:2032)++ (cid:1861)(cid:2018)11,(cid:1869)=0((cid:2033)) (cid:2032)(cid:3398) (1) where k11,q=0 and k12,q=1;21q=-1 are the self- and cross- coupling coefficients calculated as in [3]. An example is in Fig. 1 for refractive index perturbation ((cid:507)(cid:81)s(cid:143)(cid:19)) and positive gain g0. This figure proves that, differently from standard DFB lasers, the cross-coupling coefficient is always comparable to the self-coupling coefficient. This is because of the strong z-component of the TE-like electric field of the fundamental guided mode. The coupling coefficients are gain-dependent since gain, not present in the holes, is also a periodic perturbation; k11,q=0 and k12,q=1;21q=-1 are also frequency-dependent because of the slow-light effect and they significantly increase as frequency approaches the band edge. Therefore, Bloch modes at shorter frequency and/or with higher gain of the active waveguide will go through a stronger distributed feedback effect with respect to longer frequency Bloch modes and/or lower active waveguide gain. Based on this model, we have simulated a laser cavity with the geometry as in Fig. 2a, consisting of a pumped active section, a rear passive mirror with material refractive index smaller than the active section and a front passive buffer with material refractive index equal (Type A) , slightly larger (Type B) or smaller (Type C) than the active region. Based on the model of eq. (1), we have calculated the rear and buffer mirror reflection coefficients (S11) (Fig.2a). Threshold condition, found searching for frequency and gain g0 satisfying rL(cid:11)(cid:550)(cid:12)(cid:194) rR(cid:11)(cid:550)(cid:15)(cid:74)0)=1, is in Fig.2b as function of the front buffer number of cells. The different trends of the threshold gain with the number of buffer cells can be explained by the interplay, in determining rR(cid:11)(cid:550)(cid:15)(cid:74)0), between the distributed feedback in both the active region and the front buffer. In Type C, the latter is dominant (nearly doubled with respect to the active region feedback); therefore, threshold gain diminishes as the front buffer reflection increases (similar to a FP laser with increase of the front mirror reflection). On the contrary, in Type A and Type B the role of distributed feedback in the active region plays a major role and the threshold depends on the interference between the active region distributed feedback and the front buffer back reflection. For this reason, Type B shows an optimum number of cells minimizing threshold gain.
关键词： coupled-mode theory,FDTD simulations,PhC lasers,distributed feedback,Bloch modes
更新于2025-09-12 10:27:22