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Compact fibre Bragg grating-based thermometer for on-line temperature monitoring of drill bits

Luc Thévenaz, Kenny Hey Tow
2016
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Abstract

In this communication, a novel compact fibre Bragg grating-based thermometer for on-line temperature monitoring of drill bits is reported. Our proposed technique can potentially be used to optimize any drilling process, requiring the use of small drill bits, through direct temperature measurement at the drill bit instead of relying on indirect parameters (speed of rotation, applied force) in order to avoid an overheating as it is currently done nowadays.

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