The Real-Time Strain Monitoring of Tunnel Supporting Structure and Nonlinear Regression Analysis

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Concrete embedded fiber Bragg grating strain sensors are used to monitor real-time strain of each section in the tunnel surrounding rock supporting structure, and the nonlinear regression analysis method is adopted to analysis the real-time measurement data. By using nonlinear regression analysis method, the strain development status of surrounding rock supporting structure can be grasped timely and the variation trend of the strain value of monitoring point can be predicted, which can provides foundations for judging the stability of tunnel supporting structure.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 718-720)

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837-841

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July 2013

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