Laurent Maurin
French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission
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Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering | 2005
Guillaume Laffont; Nicolas Roussel; Laurent Maurin; Jonathan Boussoir; B. Clogenson; L. Auger; Sylvain Magne; Pierre Ferdinand
A wavelength tunable erbium-doped fiber ring laser dedicated to high-speed interrogation of Fiber Bragg Grating (FBG) sensors has been realised and characterized. A standard FBG is used as the output mirror whereas an intra cavity spectral filter formed by a π-phase-shifted FBG is implemented to narrow the output laser spectrum down to 0.5 pm. The emitting wavelength is tuned at 500 Hz over 3.6 nm by simultaneously straining both the standard and π-phase-shifted FBG with a piezoelectric actuator. An all-fiber Michelson interferometer is used to accurately determine the spectral scanning range. Bragg wavelength increments equal to 1.3 pm are resolved combining both wavelength referencing with an absorption gas cell and amplitude normalisation versus the laser output power. This instrumentation is designed to be embedded in a train cabin for making on-board strain and temperature measurements on pantographs with FBG sensors.
Fiber and Integrated Optics | 2009
Pierre Ferdinand; Sylvain Magne; Guillaume Laffont; Véronique Dewynter; Laurent Maurin; Cécile Prudhomme; Nicolas Roussel; Marie Giuseffi; Séverine Maguis
Abstract Fiber optic metrology developed at the CEA LIST laboratories involves fiber Bragg grating sensors, distributed Brillouin optical time domain reflectometry and optically stimulated luminescence dosimetry. Recent activities in optical fiber sensing are reviewed from laboratory experiments to field trials.
20th International Conference on Optical Fibre Sensors | 2009
Guillaume Laffont; Nicolas Roussel; Stéphane Rougeault; Jonathan Boussoir; Laurent Maurin; Pierre Ferdinand
Current collection is a key issue in modern electrical railway, and its performances are mainly determined by the pantograph/catenary interactions. Whilst being the less investigated topic, the pantograph/catenary mechanical interface is the most crucial one. Many incidents and traffic interruptions are due to degraded, or even damaged, electrical contacts between current collectors and contact wires. During the 6th European Framework Program (FP6) CATIEMON project (CATenary InterfacE MONitoring), both FBG-based sensors and systems dedicated to the pantograph/catenary interaction monitoring - directly from the high voltage contact wire - have been developed and tested. This paper describes their design and installation but also results coming from field-tests. It highlights their advantages for the railway stakeholders and end-users in term of train operation enhancement.
Revue des Systèmes | 2016
Pierre Ferdinand; Frédéric Pouillé; Bertrand Ricque; Jean-Michel Bourbotte; Hassen Hamrita; Vladimir Kondrasovs; Hamid Makil; Laurent Maurin; Stéphane Rougeault; Guy Cheymol; Frédéric Damian; Dominique Duval; Jean-Charles Jaboulay; Philippe Le Tutour; Hicham Maskrot; Loïc Barbot; Jean-François Haquet; Christophe Journeau; Quentin Souquet; Jean-François Villard; Grigor Musoyan; Mariya Brovchenko; Isabelle Duhamel; Stéphane Fourrez; Georges Helleux; Laurent Pichon; Youcef Ouerdane
Cet article presente les travaux menes dans le cadre du projet DISCOMS, initie apres Fukushima, et dedie a la surveillance du corium en cas d’Accident Grave (AG) avec percement de la cuve du reacteur. Apres etablissement des objectifs et identification des localisations possibles pour les capteurs, la modelisation des rayonnements a ete menee pour deux generations de reacteurs (le parc en exploitation ‘Gen2’, et ‘Gen3’ soit le reacteur EPR), tant en fonctionnement normal qu’en AG. Eu egard aux conditions extremes de l’interaction corium-beton, une modelisation thermique a diverses profondeurs du radier a ete realisee, afin d’optimiser l’enfouissement des capteurs. Ceci a permis la conception des Collectrons et le choix des fibres optiques monomodes a meme de resister a la temperature et a la dose pendant les 60 ans de fonctionnement, suivis d’un AG. Grâce a des tests en irradiateur, plusieurs fibres optiques presentant une faible attenuation induite ont ete qualifiees pour leur mise en câble. Celles-ci seront interrogeables par plusieurs instruments (OTDR, DTS, BOTDA, OFDR), dont les performances ont ete etablies. Pour les Collectrons, les etudes ont montre que l’AG etait detectable via la mesure de leur courant auto-genere. S’en suivit le developpement d’une electronique multivoie a bas niveau de courant, et d’une perche mixte collectrons -thermocouple, de grande longueur, contenant un premier Collectron Rhodium pour flux neutronique (fonctionnement normal), un second de type Platine pour les neutrons et γ (Accident Grave), et un thermocouple de type K. Le projet va se poursuivre, jusqu’a la validation globale, et in fine par un essai ‘Vulcano’ de coulee de corium sur une dalle de beton. Une fois la faisabilite assuree, le deploiement de cette solution innovante pourrait etre envisage.
Mrs Bulletin | 2002
Pierre Ferdinand; Sylvain Magne; Véronique Dewynter-Marty; Stéphane Rougeault; Laurent Maurin
Archive | 2003
Christian Wittrisch; Laurent Maurin; Daniel Averbuch; Pierre Ferdinand
Archive | 2003
Laurent Maurin
Archive | 2010
Laurent Maurin; Guillaume Laffont; Pierre Ferdinand; Stéphane Rougeault
EWSHM - 7th European Workshop on Structural Health Monitoring | 2014
Laurent Maurin; Stéphane Rougeault; Véronique Dewynter-Marty; Jocelyn Perisse; Dominique Villani; Jean-Reynald Macé; Pierre Ferdinand
Annales De Chimie-science Des Materiaux | 2004
Alexandra Labrousse-Ansiaux; Sylvain Magne; Stéphane Rougeault; Laurent Maurin; Guillaume Laffont; Véronique Dewynter-Marty; Jonathan Boussoir; Pierre Ferdinand