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Measurement of Window Glass Temperature With a Fluorescence Intensity Ratio Optical Fibre Sensor
A prototype optical fibre temperature sensor employing the fluorescence intensity ratio (FIR) technique has been utilised to measure the surface temperature of window glass during a fire. A comparison has been made between the intrinsic optical fibre sensor and thermocouples (the conventional temper
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