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UV-cured acrylate-jacketed optical fibres and nylon-jacketed optical fibres were heated up to 120°C and their changes in length measured. Experimental results show that residual strain of the acrylate-jacketed fibres is not caused by the temperature change of 20–120–20°C, while, for the nylon-jacketed fibres, compressive strain remains after the heat cycle. The strain is proportional to the cross-sectional area of the nylon layer.
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