Table 4.
Overview of applications and methodology of integrating Fibre Bragg grating sensors in metal structural components.
Author | Methodology of Integrating Sensors | Measurements | Sensitivity | Applications |
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Li et al. [73] (2000) |
Magnetron Sputtering and Electroplating | Temperature | 0.0245 nm/°C | Nickel and Stainless-Steel Structures. |
Li et al. [74] (2001) |
Magnetron Sputtering and Electroplating | Temperature | 0.021 nm/°C | Nickel and Stainless-Steel Structures |
Li et al. [75] (2003) |
Magnetron Sputtering and Electroplating | Strain Temperature |
nm/ 0.0334 nm/°C |
Monitoring the Accumulation of Residual Strain |
Li et al. [76] (2004) |
Layered Manufacturing | Temperature | - | Turbine Blades and others’ Rotary Metal Tooling |
Alemohammad et al. [77] (2011) |
Magnetron Sputtering and Electroplating | Residual Stress Temperature |
21 pm/°C. | Metal Cutting Tools |
Schomer et al. [78] (2017) |
Ultrasonic Additive Manufacturing | Temperature | - | High-Temperature Environments |
Grandal et al. [79] (2018) |
Laser Cladding Technology | Strain Temperature |
29 pm/°C–23 pm/°C. 0.9 pm/–1 pm/ |
High-Temperature Environments |
Jinachandran et al. [80] (2018) |
Metal Packaging using Stainless Steel and Tin | Strain Temperature |
0.4456 /N 11.16 pm/°C |
Iron Pipelines and other Ferromagnetic Components |
Chilelli et al. [81] (2019) |
Ultrasonic Additive Manufacturing | Cracks | Length of 0.286 0.033 mm | Complex Systems |
Hehr et al. [82] (2020) |
Ultrasonic Additive Manufacturing | Residual Stress Temperature Delamination |
- | Fibre-Routing Designs and Alloy Systems |