SENSING: Distributed Temperature Sensing

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NEW ORLEANS – OZ Optics is showcasing its ForeSight family of fiber optic Brillouin distributed strain and temperature sensors at the Subsea Tieback Forum & Exhibition. Distributed sensing provides a direct method of measuring the changes in strain and Commercial electronics provide low-cost and energy-efficient sensing systems capable of low temperature operation through effective regional monitoring From DARPA: "Remote distributed sensing is a way to provide stand-off situation awareness in smart temperature sensing, distributed temperature sensing and geothermal sensing are some of the advancements in the temperature sensing market. Use of nanotechnology and microtechnology is also offering contactless accurate measurement at low cost. smart temperature sensing, distributed temperature sensing and geothermal sensing are some of the advancements in the temperature sensing market. Use of nanotechnology and microtechnology is also offering contactless accurate measurement at low cost. Maturing draw-tower fabrication technology for optical fibre gratings has been used to produce quasi-distributed temperature sensors that could extend the use of RFTA in cancer treatment. Radio-frequency thermal ablation (RFTA) is a technology used to heat The remote temperature sensors are wirelessly connected to the main controller In an underfloor heating system the hot water is distributed to a group of zones thru a multi-channel water manifold. There can be a number of these water manifolds .

The DTSX3000 Distributed Temperature Sensor can measure the temperature along fiber-optic cables up to 50 km in length. It is suited for plant and infrastructure maintenance applications that necessitate the monitoring of temperature over long distances or Yokogawa Electric Corporation announces the DTSX200 Distributed Temperature Sensor (DTS) was released to the global market on October 19 and the Japan market in April 2012. The DTSX200 is used to monitor temperature and flow in Oil/Gas Upstream Yokogawa Electric Corporation's DTSX3000 distributed temperature sensor features 1m spatial resolution and can measure the temperature along fiber-optic cables up to 50km in length—eight times the distance possible with previous models. The DTSX3000 is distributed temperature sensing Systems (DTS) are optoelectronic devices which measure temperatures by means of optical fibres functioning as linear sensors. Temperatures are recorded along the optical sensor cable, thus not at points, but as a continuous .