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Title

Regeneration of irradiated optical fibres by photobleaching?

Abstract
Optical fibres that are permanently installed in nuclear reactors (fission or fusion) or at high energy physics accelerators can accumulate considerable long-lived radiation-induced loss. Four different fibre types were irradiated up to dose values from 10/sup 3/ to 10/sup 6/ Gy and an attempt was made to reduce the residual loss >or=28 h after the end of irradiation by injection of high intensity laser light (40-100 mW) of 672, 830 and 980 nm wavelength. The radiation-induced loss of undoped silica core fibres could not be reduced by photobleaching, whereas the loss of Ge-doped fibres could only be reduced after lower dose values and in the wavelength region of lowest loss increase (800-1200 nm) where it is tolerable anyhow.
Author(s)
Henschel, Henning
Köhn, Otmar
Journal
IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science  
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DOI
10.24406/publica-r-197706
10.1109/23.856501
Language
English
Fraunhofer-Institut für Naturwissenschaftlich-Technische Trendanalysen INT  
Keyword(s)
  • gamma-ray effect

  • optical fibre loss

  • optical saturable absorption

  • gamma irradiation

  • optical fibre regeneration

  • photobleaching

  • nuclear reactor

  • particle accelerator

  • radiation induced loss

  • laser light injection

  • silica core fibre

  • Ge-doped fibre

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