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Fracture behaviour of microstructured silica optical fibres

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Date of Publication:2009-01-01

Journal:Australian Journal of Mechanical Engineering

Included Journals:EI、Scopus

Volume:7

Issue:1

Page Number:93-98

ISSN No.:14484846

Abstract:Microstructured optical fibres (with a periodic transverse microstructure) are of interest since they offer a simple alternative to controlling the index profile of optical waveguides. Although many types of optical fibres and cables have been developed to meet the needs of communications service providers for long-term performance and reliable operation, the brittle nature, aging and fatigue of these fibres remain as the key materials issues. The flaws on the surface of fibres ced by processing (drawing) or subsequent assembling make the situation more complex. In this work, experimental investigation and fracture mechanics analyses have been conducted to understand the fracture behaviour of these newly-developed optical fibres. The results are believed to be useful for design, fabrication and evaluation of optical fibres for a variety of applications.

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