Bond separation inspection method using compressive thermal...

Radiant energy – Photocells; circuits and apparatus – Optical or pre-photocell system

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C250S227140, C250S227230, C385S012000, C385S080000, C073S800000, C073S827000, C073S15000R

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07041960

ABSTRACT:
A bond separation inspection method using an optical fiber sensor. The method includes a step of embedding a sensor part of an optical fiber sensor in an adhesive joining a plurality of members together. The sensor part is embedded in the adhesive in such a way that the sensor part undergoes a compressive strain. Separation of the bond is detected on the basis of an optical characteristic of the sensor part when light from a light source is directed into the optical fiber sensor.

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