Abstract
The goal of our present work is to develop and test an optical fibre corrosion sensor (OFCS) fabricated by an electroless copper film deposition onto an optical fibre core within the sensing region. In our case, corrosion monitoring was carried out by two methods: optical and electrochemical methods. The idea consists is to couple these two methods by correlating the parameters describing the optical detection and those which describe the electrochemical corrosion process. This approach, once is carried out, makes it possible to gain more precise information on degradation within hidden parts of metallic structures.
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