Temperature Compensation Technique in Cable Tension Sensor Based on Magneto-Elastic Effect

De Dong Tang; Hong Jun  Zhu; Ming Fang Wu; Jun Lan Mou

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.791-793.1863

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Temperature Compensation Technique in Cable Tension Sensor Based on Magneto-Elastic Effect

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Magneto-elastic cable tension sensor have a number of advantages, it will be ideal method to measure cable tension in large span cable-bridge, but the sensor is sensitive to temperature, so the temperature influence is not negligible to sensor. In this paper, the principle of cable tension sensor based on magnetic-elastic effect is introduced, the common temperature compensation technique are detail analyzed. A novel method of temperature compensation by adjusting the bias magnetic field is put forward, by theoretical analysis and experiment, indicated that it is feasible to compensated the temperature influence.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 791-793)

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1863-1866

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September 2013

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De Dong Tang, Hong Jun Zhu, Ming Fang Wu, Jun Lan Mou

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Bias Magnetic Field, Magneto-Elastic Effect, Temperature Compensation, Tension Sensor

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