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Ngaahi meʻa ʻe Hongofulu ki ʻolunga ʻo e filo Optic e ʻea ki hono fakafuofuaʻi ʻo e ʻea ki hono vakaiʻi ʻo e ʻea keipolo

Filo optic e ʻea sensor resistance, Founga vakaiʻi ʻo e ʻatamai poto, Tufaki e filo optic ʻi Siaina

Maama tiupi filo optic e fua ʻo e ʻea Maama tiupi filo optic e meʻafua ʻo e ʻea Tufaki fluorescence filo optic e ʻea

Cable trench cable temperature measurement system, tufaki e filo optic e ʻea

Tufaki e mafana ʻo e ʻea (DTS) system, which uses optical fibers as temperature sensing elements, is electrically neutral and inherently safe. Each point on the optical fiber is a temperature measuring element, which can achieve simultaneous temperature measurement of multiple points over a large range. The temperature sensing fibers can be arranged in a certain spatial position according to actual needs, thus realizing spatial measurement of three-dimensional temperature fields (such as chemical reaction vessels). This emerging temperature measurement technology is based on the Raman scattering characteristics of optical fibers and combined with the principle of fiber laser radar to achieve distributed temperature detection. By using the temperature characteristics of the target system, it can achieve functions such as thermal pipeline leakage, insulation layer failure, crude oil pipeline leakage, cable joint partial discharge, cable tray wire leakage, and dam leakage points. Monitoring. The system is inherently safe, radiation free, and has strong anti-interference capabilities. It is easy to deploy, has a wide detection range, and is easy to maintain. Its warning function is incomparable to traditional fire detection systems.

The distributed fiber optic temperature measurement system is designed and manufactured specifically for large-scale multi-point temperature measurement applications. With this system, one or more (using fiber optic switching modules) temperature measurement fibers can be used to measure the distribution of temperature fields in their respective locations. It has the advantages of flame resistance, explosion resistance, corrosion fakafepaki, fakafepaki voltage maʻolunga, electromagnetic radiation resistance, fua lahi, high positioning accuracy, and easy use.

Distributed fiber optic linear temperature measurement system

Product parameters of distributed fiber optic temperature measurement host

The following parameters are for display purposes only

Working temperature: -10 ℃~60 ℃

Working humidity: 0~95% R.H. No condensation

Working power supply: DC 24V, AC220V (fili pē)

IP rating: IP50

Product features of tufaki e filo optic e ʻea

It can continuously obtain measurement information along the detection optical cable for tens of kilometers, with low false alarm and missed alarm rates, and can achieve real-time monitoring. Ultra low power consumption, low host power consumption, fanless design. Anti electromagnetic interference, can work normally in high electromagnetic environments. Long measurement distance, suitable for remote monitoring. It has an alarm function and does not require manual monitoring. Support multiple fire alarm methods including warning, differential temperature, and constant temperature. Alarm zones and alarm temperatures can be set arbitrarily. Long lifespan, low cost, and simple system.

Application fields of distributed fiber optic linear temperature measurement system

Fire monitoring and alarm systems for tunnels, subways, and highways, as well as leak monitoring for oil and gas pipelines or storage tanks,

Temperature monitoring and fault detection of oil depots, oil pipelines, and oil tanks, surface temperature monitoring and accident location of power cables, fire monitoring of cable tunnels and interlayers, temperature monitoring and fault detection and fire alarm of power plants and substations, leakage of dams and riverbanks, concrete solidification and maintenance temperature.

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