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Laser and fibre optic measurement systems for the nuclear power industry
Mikel, Břetislav ; Jelínek, Michal
At the Coherent Optics Department of the Institute of Scientific Instruments of the CAS, v. v. i. we have long been involved in optical and fibre optic technologies and measurement methods. Currently, we have experience in research and development of Bragg grating systems and sensors, laser interferometers and last but not least fibre optic sensors of ionizing radiation.
Optical fibre dosimeter
Jelínek, Michal ; Mikel, Břetislav
In the nuclear facility, there is currently a demand for optical methods of measuring gamma radiation. For these measurements, we need very robust measurement methods and sophisticated equipment. Silica optical fibres coupled to crystal scintillators are suitable and we present results from their implementation. The scintillators detect gamma radiation and the silica optical fibres transmit the scintillation light from the scintillator to the detector. We used commercially available silica optical fibres up to 1.5 mm in diameter with different numerical apertures to transmit visible light from the scintillators to the detector.
Optical fiber sensors for critical infrastructures and their automatic remote calibration
Mikel, Břetislav ; Jelínek, Michal
In this paper, we present our results in designing and implementing fiber optic sensors with fiber Bragg gratings and their measurement systems. We are currently implementing these developed sensors and the measurement system to measure containments at the Temelín nuclear power plant. For this systém, we have also developed and adopted an approach for remote calibration of the measured wavelength over commercial telecommunication fiber optic cables.
Optical fibers for measuring ionizing radiation
Jelínek, Michal ; Mikel, Břetislav
Optical fiber ionising radiation measurements cannot be used to continuously measure high-energy ionising radiation, especially gamma radiation. Previously presented sensors and methods use optical fibers with a scintillator on/inside the fiber, optical fibers doped with a scintillator, etc. These methods are not suitable for measuring high-energy radiation mainly due to low efficiency. Therefore, we present a measurement method where optical fibers are used only to transport the scintillation radiation to the shielded detection electronics.

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