NASA NTRS · 19920059986
Fiber optics in liquid propellant rocket engine environments
Abstract
Fiber optics have recently been seen to offer several major benefits in liquid-fuel rocket engine applications. Fiber-optic sensors can provide measurements that cannot be made with conventional techniques. Fiber optics also can reduce harness weight, provide lightning immunity, and increase frequency response. This paper discusses the results of feasibility testing optical fibers in simulated liquid-fuel rocket engine environments. The environments included cryogenic and high temperatures, and high vibration levels.
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Delcher, R., Dinnsen, D., Barkhoudarian, S.. 1991-01-01. Fiber optics in liquid propellant rocket engine environments. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920059986
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