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    A method, system and apparatus for obtaining a parameter of interest relating to a wellbore is disclosed. A fiber optic cable having a plurality of sensors is disposed in the wellbore, wherein the plurality of sensors have reflectivity values configured to provide improved signal-to-noise ratio compared to signal-to-noise ratio of a plurality of sensors having substantially same reflectivity values. Light is propagated into the fiber optic cable from a light source and signals are received at a detector from the plurality of sensors in response to interaction of the propagated light with the plurality of sensors. A processor may be used to obtain the parameter of interest from the received signals. The fiber optic eable may be coupled to a member in the wellbore, wherein the parameter of interest is related to the member.
    公开号:DK201300374A
    申请号:DKP201300374
    申请日:2013-06-18
    公开日:2013-06-18
    发明作者:Roger G Duncan；Brooks A Childers；Daniel S Homa
    申请人:Baker Hughes Inc；
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    1. Field of the Bis «lais« re | 04M! 11 The present diselosnre is related to improving a si ^ aldo-nQisemfis · in a signal obtained from sensors to a fiber optic cable by reducing mulli-paih mging. along the fiber optic cable, X I> escripllo6s. of t: fte RplMed Art In various aspects of oil exploration, and prodaetion, optical sensors are depleted downhole and a light source at a snrffice location supplies light to the optical sensors via a fiber optic cable. Light interact; -; with the phirality of optical sensors to produce a: rejected light having a, signal that is returned to the surface location to be measured. Multiple rejections that can provide a poise signal known as ringingor mid-pafh Interference arc possible arnong the plurality of sensors. Since Che optical sensors are generally evenly spaced within the fiber optic cable, the ringing signals are generally imfistin.guislia.ble from a desired signal having only one reflection ·. The prose · eisc'ittsiire'proyides'a-.metliod and apparatus before reducing ringing fit measurements. obtaioM fiom a fiber optic cable having a plwaiity of sensors formed therein. MJMMARY OF THE MSCLQSCME, VOiOSJ In one aspect the present disclosure provides a method of obtaining: a pamphlete Of'interest Mating; to a wellbore, the method: including ;; deploying a liber optic, cable having a plurality of sensors in the wellbore, while the .plurality of sensors have reflectivity values configured to provide improved sigualtepmoise ratio compared to signal40-ooise ratio of a plurality of sensors having substantially the same. propagating light into the fiber optic cable feoin a light source; receiving signals iron! the plurality of sensors responsive to intorac% p: -ef flje.piOpgmM: light with.tbe plurality of sensors; and obtaining the parameter of. interest from the received signals:, I «MMJ In.another aspeefi the: present disclosure provides an apparatus for obtaining a parameter of interest relating to a wellbore ,, the apparatus including a fiber optic cable having aplnraiity of senspip In the wellbore, wfteet ^ ih'th @ 'plwrålifyviifsénsoiY & åV ^ reflectivity values configured to provide impro at signal-to-noise ratio compared to signal ~ io - noise Tatibn of a plurality of sensors having substantially same reflectivity values; a light source configured 'to propagate light Into the fiber optic cable; a detector configured to receive signals, from the plurality of sensors, responsive to Interaction of the propagated light with the plurality of sensors: and a processor configured to obtain the paranieter of interest from, the received signals, [OttOSj In yet another aspect, the present disclosure provides a system for obtaining a parameter of interest related to a wellbore. The system includes a member disposed in the wellborn; a fiber optic cable having a plurality of sensors coupled to the membeiy while the plurality of sensors have reflectivity values -configured! f © provide Improved, signal-to-noise ratio compared to signal Uomoise ration, or a plurality of sensors having; sohsianiiaDy: same refieefivily values; alight source configured to propagate light into tie fiber Optic cable; a detector configured to receive signals' from the plurality of sensors responsi ve to interaction of the propagated light wi th the plurality of sensors; and a processor eorifi garod to obtain the parameter of interest.From the received signals, ffiCMMJ Examples of certain features · of the apparatus and method disclosed herein are summarized rather broadly in output that fte-detailed description thereof that fellows may be better supported, tbere smoke of course, additional features of the: apparatus arid moihod: disclosed hereiTiafter that will form the; subject of tim: e! åims, [CMMihj For deiai led understanding of the present; disclosure;, reference should be made to the follo wing detailed: description of the exemplary embodiment token in eonjisnefion wi th the accompanyhig drcwhigs, in whkh like eleinenis have been given like numerals and whereas; FIG. 1 shows an exemplary sy stem having a plurality of do wnhole sensors tea wellbore which can be monitored using foe exemplary methods described herein; FIG. 2 shows an. exemplary Opdcalsystem Suitable to follow a parameter of the exemp! ary system or FIG, 1; FIG. 3 shows a detailed view of the exemplary fiber optic: effete of FIG. 2; FIG. 4 shows, a sp.aii.al fequency domain with a plurality o f beat frequencies related to selected sensors of FIG, 3: and. FIGS. SA-C shows'an exemplary mlatlon befeven j ^ fleotiViy: and. distance of a sensors or a reference reflector to various embodiments of the present disclosure. (0008] FIG. 1 shows an exemplary olduction system. 10ft suitable for use with the exemplary methods and optical system described herein. The exemplary production system. 100 of FIG. 1 includes atobular M2 in wellbore 126 in optical. Comnasnicttioii with surface eleeftomcs via fiber optic cable: 104. Fiber optic cable 1.04 includes a plurality of sensors 106 .. Each of the plinality of sensors 106 is configured to provide an optical signal upon interaction with a light propagating to the fiber optic cable 104. The fiber optic cable 104 is wrapped arou & d the.-Surface of the tubular 1.02 and each of the plurality of sensors 186 is thereby attached at a particular location to tubular 182. A change in. A parameter, such as strain: or temperature, the signal is therefore detected by the sensor attached at or near the particular location, thus providing a signal eoreesporfeing to tbs defective change in parameter. ics to obtain the parameter such as, ibr example, a: penalty, a temperature or a: deformation: of thelnfauiar. Therefore, it is possible to use fee fiber optic cable and sensors, for example, to various methods such as Rea! Time Compaction Monitoring fRTCM), Distributed Temperafere Scanning (DTSf, optical frequency: domain reflectometry (0FDR)), or any applicable methods using swepi-wavelength interferometry. Fiber Option cable 104 is coupled at the surface location to an interrogation. unit '108. The infwTogstkm unit 108 may include a light source {hot shown), typiepfly a timable laser for prtrvklmg, light to the sensors via fiber optic cable 1.04, and circuitry lor obtaining signals from light received from the plurality of sensors 106. Irrogation imiUOS may be coupled to a data processing unit 110 and in one aspect transmits obtained signals to the data processing unit. In one aspect the data processing unit 110 receives and processes the measured signals irpin the interrogation unit 108 to obtain a parameter such as a measurement of wavelength, strain or temperature in the tubular, in various aspects, data processing unit 110 includes at least one memory IIS 'having, various programs and data stored therein, a computer or processor 1.13 accessible to: the-memory aid configured to access one or Browse programs and and / or. data Stored therein to obtain the parameter, arid a recording rnediam 117 for recording and storing the obtained parameter, The data processing unit 110 may output the parameter to various devices, suehas adisplay 1.11 or the recoiding medium .117. 100101; The exemplary production system ίβθ of Fl € LI is a sub-sea oil production system Including sensors at a tubular Wl at a .sea bottom location 125 in eonmiunicaikm with surface electronics (ie, itjterrogaiion. Unit 108) located at a.sea Platform 1:27 at sea level 126 However, FIG, 1 is provided as an illustration only and not as a limitation of the present disclosure. The system may alternatively be deployed at a land location and may include an oil exploration system, a dilproduetiob system, a measutemeninvifite-drililng tool, or a wireline logging device, among others. In. addition ,, the system may be suitable for use with any member used in art applicatlpn, pølil FIG, 2 shows a diagram of an exemplary optical system 200 suitable for obtaining a si gnal related ^ parameter of the exemplary system of FIG, I. The exemplary optical system 2.08 includes a light source 2115, a fiber optic cable 204 including a plurality of sensors (202a, 202b, 2§2e, ...., .202 * 1, collectively referred to as sensors 202} formed therein and 3 detector 214 detector light signals from, the plurality: of sensors 202. lathe exemplary embodiment of Fie, 2, light is transmitted from light source $ 20 to eireUlMor 210. A ciretriaiox generally includes a plurality of ports circularly ordered fef light input and output, The ejistiiaior is configured so that light entering any part transmits to and exits the.next port in rotation. Circulator 218 provides the light from light source 205 to fiber optic, cable 204 and provides light tetnrmng fiom the fiber optic cable to d etector 214, Therefore, light from the light source 28S propagates uto the fiber optic cahle.2M. Upon interaction of the: propagated light with the sensors, signals are generated wMch: are returned to the circulator to be received at detector 214. Detector 21 € in one aspect ,, produces an electrical signal having the wvefotm of the -received signals. In various embodiments, detector 214 may have a photo detector, a charge-coup led device, an optlcal-dectncal converter, among others. The detector signal at the detector may be sent to circuitry 216 which may include various, optical and electrical devices, in one aspect, circuitry 21.6 includes a processor 2IS configured to obtain a signal from the electrical signal received at circuitry 216. fW! 2] In an exemplary embodiment, light source 20S is a tunable laser light source that is configured to provide a light having a wavelength that sweeps across a range of vvavetengtter at oselected mte. The light source; may have any tunable light source or aswept-wayelerigth. fight source that provides a: light beam that sweeps across '& range, or' wavelengths., to. various aspects, the light source may be a continuous light source or a broadband light source having a filter configured: »sweep a range of wavelengths. The range of wavelength s and "a sweep rate afthe-light source may be pre-programmed, provided by a controller running software or provided by ah" .operator.
    [001J1 In an exemplary embodiment, sensors 202 are: Hber-Bragg Gratings, An FBG is a periodic change in the refractive index of the core of optical fiber and is typically created using a laser etching process, A grating reflects a percentage of incoming: light, pray only at a specific nnvelengfe. kno wn, as the Bragg wrweiehgth, whlcbds related to the grating period. Stresses or environmental factors, such as thermal changes or mechanical stress, • altogether the grating period and. tlierefors produce changes: in the Bragg wavelength .. Thus. an. operator observing a wavelength of reflected light fiom an PBG can determine the relevant emdroamental factor, .be ·., temperature, strain, etc.
    Typically. ip order to deiémioethe Bragg wavelength for a selected sensor, light soured 2§S sweeps across a range øf-waveiengtos. Shfeti toere are many sensors in the fiber optic cable, a plurality of light reflections can occur in the optical fiber, each light reflection corresponding to & signal to a selected sensor at a particular wavelength and a particular optical path, length or optical delay of the sensor. Since exemplary tubular 102 extends a significant distance, optical path lengths may vary significantly over the length of the tubular, FIG. 3 shows a detailed view of exemplary fiber optic cable 204 of FIG. : 2 showing reference reflector 206 spirit exemplary sensors: 202a, 202b, 202c ,. 202h.
    Reference reflector 206 provides a light t wk> wavelength of light source 20S andIs set .at & .selected referanee position: in the fiber optic cable with respect to sensors 202. The .reference reflector .206 is shown at an end of the fiber optic cable proximate light .soxtree. 205. hi another embodiment, the reference reflector may be at a distal end of the fiber optic cable from-file light source. light reflected around a selected sensor interferes with light reflected from fte reference reflector 206 'to produce a signal. FIG. S shews distances (¾ fe, .... ZK) of each, sensor (2CE &, 202b, · 2020 * .. ,,. 202 ^) from the. reference reflector 206; Incoming light generally travel sfiom left to right. Thereferp,. . . . Ln are the additional distances light travels beyond the reference reflector to reach, a.r ^ sjpeétive sensor and twice these distance axes: the optical path differences. often referred to as optical delays, of the sensors with respect to the. reference reflector. Each sensor signal is modulated by a spatial frequency1 or 'bead. Frequency which is directly related: to its distance to tte reference reflector. The; interference signal for a particular grating can be expressed as:
    (!) where D is the detected .. signal, id is the reflected spectrum of the i! h grating,:; · is fife effective refractive index of the fiber optic cable, λ is the waveien gth of tftd light, and L, is the distance from, the f "grating to tte reference reflector. 10616] EIG. 4 shoves a spatial frequency domain with a plurality or beat frequencies. Each beat frequency relates to a particular sensor: (Ιό., / is related to sensor 202a, for example). By selecting: a particular frequency, an operator, may select a spectrum related to a particular sensor and measure The beat frequency may be deselected, for example, by creating a bandpass filter around the partial frequency, as shown in FIG. 4, [0017] Due to the plurality of sensors 202 on fiber optic cable life, noise poem's in the fiber optic cable due to raulfrpaitfaInferfereBee'ot feingmgh M ifå * patiimtejdemnce.e§Ti 'fee understood via the fellowing: illustrative example; refemnee reflector is 2% .I s possible ihat fight also reflects off of multiple sensors ami have the same optical delay (2 * fe), For example, light may travels ft® the reference reflector 206 to sensor 21120, be reflected at sensor 202b towards sensor 202a, be reflected at sensor 202a towards sensor 202b, and, be reflected at sensor 2021s to return to refoeiree reflector 2Θ6, Due to the generally even spacing: between sensors, tie optics! delay goes to mtÉtjpiymefllxtéd 2 * 2 ^
    However, tbe signal flow such muMpIyweikcted light is noise, Referring to Bq; (1), detected signal 13 fer FBG 202c includes the noise fern mul ti-path interference between FBG 202a and FB6 282.fo. to general, tendon tubes having a higher spatial frequency (ie sensor 202b) are more affected by multi-path; interference, while sensors having lower spatial fee frequencies (i.e. sensors 202a, 202b) are Jess' affected. 1001 & j In one aspect the present disclosure provides a fiber optic cable with a plurality of sensors (ie, FBGs 202) ,, wheietothe ϊ¾flecίίv¾ίβs ^ όftllé ^ ρl «mlity of sensors are configured to provide an improved signahto-noise ratio compared to a si goal-to-not ratio of a: plurality of sensors having substantially the same reflecilvify values among its sensors. An exemplary embodieMents, tlfe reflectivity witness; the sensor which is closest to the light source is lower than the reflectivity value of the sensor which is farthest from the light source.
    In. alternate embodiments, to reflect the value before the sensor farthest.'from the fight source is lower than the reflectivity value of the sensor that is. closest to the light source. The reflectivity value of a selected Sensor can be related to a distance from the selected sensor to a light source. Alternatively, the reflectivity val ue of a sensor is related to the location of the sensor within the fiber optic cable. MGS:, SA-C shows various relations between reflectivity valnes and the distance between fits selected sensor and the light scarce. FIG, -5Å. shows å: reflectivity values felatedJinearly to distance. FIG, SB show a power-function, relationship between reflectivity and distance. FIG. SC shows reflectivity changing, via a step fe-iiciioii roJauonsinp in one embodiment is a low reflectivity value. less than -45 dB arid a higb / ifligotiyity '^' alOe is greater than. "3SdB. In an alternate embodiment, the low reflectivity value is greater than -45 dB and the high reflectivity value is less than -3 $ dB. I001.9J In the exemplary embodiment sensors having low spatial frequencies have low reflectivity. Although low reflectivity values -provides weakly .reflected signals, the degree of multi-path interference is minimal for these sensors, thus the signal-to-tone ratio for such. spatial frequency sensors are acceptable. Sensors having high spatial frequencies · have a high sensibility, thereby providing a highly reflected signal. Alfeogh these sensors are more susceptible to multi-path interference, the sensors: providing interference generally have lower reflectivity values, thus, the reflected noise signal is smaller. Therefore, the signal-to-noise ratio for high spatial frequency sensors is also acceptable. | M2Jj Therefore, in one a spect, the present disclosure provides a method of obtaining, a parameter of interest related to a wellbore, the method including: deploying a fiber optic cable having a plurality of sensors in the wellbore, while plurality of sensors have reflectivity values configured to provide improved signal Ao rat ratio compared to signal-to-noisc ratio of a. plurality of sensors having substantially same reflectivity values · propagate light into the fiber optic cable fkxrn a light source ;. receiving signals from the plurality of sensors responsive to intéraetion. of the propagated light weir the plurality of sensors; and: obtaining the parameter of interest for the received signals. In one embodiment, the reflectivity value of the sensor closest to the light source is lower than the reflectivity value of the sensor farthest. from the light soipm. The reflectivity of a selected sensor is related to one of: a distance of the selected sensor item the light source; and location of the selected sensor in the titer optic cable. In exemplary embodiments, the reflecti vity value of the selected sensor may be related to distance in a manner that is one oil (i), linearly (ii) as a power function, and (mi) hi one or more steps. One emhodlnmnh & the least reflective value of any sensor in the plurality of sensors is greater than -45 dB and a most reflective valne of any sensor in the plurality of sensors is less than ~ 35dB. The method fhttlier ineiudes applying; a filter to select; a signal corresponding to a sensor lh the plurality of sensors. The parameter of interest1 may be stressed at a member, temperature, or deformation of a member, for example.
    In another aspect, the present disclosure provides an apparatus for obtaining a .parameter of Interest relating to awellbore, the apparatus including a fiber optic cable having a plurality of sensors with the wellbore, but the plurality of sensors: having reflectivity'values configured to provide improved signal-to-Poise ratio ^ m ^ ed, t0-mpai "to ^ h0jse'ratloii of a plurality of sensors having substantially the same reflectivity values; a light source configured to propagate light into the fiber optic cable; a detector configured to: recei ve signals: from, the plurality of sensors responsive to interaction of the .propagated light with the plurality of sensors; antia processor configured to obtain the parameter of Interest & om: the received signals · .the jrefieetiyiiy value of the sensor closest to light source k less titan reflectivity value of fee: .sensor farthest; troy the tight sources. The reflectivity value of a. selected sensor is related: 'to one of; a distance of the · se lected sensor from the light source: and location of the selaned sensor in the fiber όρίΐο cable. The.refieeiivity value may relate to distance in a rnanner which is one oil (i) linearly, (it) as a power function, and (iii) in one or more steps. In. one embodiment, the least reflective value of any sensor in fee plurality of sensors is greater than 45 dB and a most reflective value of any sensor in the plurality of sensors is less than -3MB, The processor may be further configured to apply a filter to select a signal corresponding to a sensor hi the plurality of sensors. The parameter of interest may be stressed at a low temperature, or deformation of a member, for example. - (0022.1 In yet another aspect, the present service provides a system for obtaining a parameter of interest relating to a wellbore. The: system includes a member disposed in fee wellbore; a fiber optic cable having a plurality of sensors coupled to the member, Unreinforced plurality of sensors have mfieefivity values configured to provide improved signal-to-noise ratio compared to aigoafltoHaoimrats of a. plurality of sensors haying substantially ^ me reflectivity values; a light source configured:! ® propagate, light into the fiber optic cable 'a detector configured to receive signals from, the plurality of sensors responsive to interaction of the propagated light with fee plurality of sensors; and a processor configured to. · obtain the parameter of interest Ifam fee received signals .. In one embodiment, the The reflectivity value of the sensor closest to the light source is less than the reflective value of the sensor farthest from the light source. ed sensor A fee plurality of sensors may be related to one of: a distance of fee selected sensor from the light source; and location, off the selected sensor in the-fiber optic cable »The refieetivity val ue of the .selected sensor may be related to diteanee in amanner that is. one of: (i)! «iearly, (ii) as a power fuci.ciion, and (ill) in One or more steps. In oris embodiment, the least effective value of any sensor in the plural by sensors is greater than -45 dB and a most reflective: valne of any sensor in the plurality of sensors is less than ~ 35dB. P # 23 | While the foregoing digel osnre is directed to the preferred -embodiments: of the fiisdosure, various modifications will be apparent to those skilled in the; ate. It is intended that; all variations within the scope and spirit of the appended claims are embraced by the foregoing disclosure.
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    [1] 1. A method of-obtaining a parameter of interest relating to a wellbore, comprising: deploying a fiber optic cable haying a plurality of sensors: in the wellbore, wherein the plurality of sensors. Iiavarefleetivity values configured. to provide improved signal-te-noise ratio compared: to si gnal-tompise ratio of a piuraliiy of sensors having suhstanhaily same refieefeity values: propagating light,into the fiber optic cable fern a light source; receiving signals fes« the pldr^ityuf seflSp^r^pomive'tp· interaction of the propagated light with til® plurality of sensors; and oteaimiig the parameter of interest-fern the received signals.
    [2] 2. The method of claim L wherein reflectivity value of the sensor ciosest to: the light source is lower than reflectivity value of the sensor Fteitesffem. the light source.
    [3] 3. The method of elaim I., wherein a reflectivity value: of a selected sensor in. the plurality of sensors is:related to one of a distance of tire selected sensor fem: the light . source; and location of the selected sensor i« the fiber optic cable,
    [4] 4. The method of claim 3·, wherein the reflectivity value of the selected: sensor Is related to distance k a manner that is one of (i) linearly, (¾} as a. power function* and (hi) In one or more steps.
    [5] 5, I he method of claim 1, wherein least refieetwe value of any sensor in tiieiplftraiity of sensors is greater than -45 <JB ana a most reflective value of any sensor in the plurality of sensors is less than -BSttB. S. file method of daim I further comprising applying a filter to select a signal oomsspondmg to a sensor in the plurality of sensors,
    [6] 7, Tils method.-of-claim I wherein the parameter of interest is selected .from the group consisting of:, (ft stress at a member; (il) ternperature;; and (ill) deformation: of a member, %. An apparatus for obtaining a parameter of Interest relating to a wellbore, , comprising; a liber optic cable having a plurality of sensors in the wellbore, wherein the plurality of sensors have reflectivity values configured to provide :hnpmved sitmal-io-ooiso: ratio compared to signal-to-noise ration of a plural tiy of sensors .haying substantial ly same reflectivity val u es; a light soitree configured to propagate light into the fiber optic cable; a detector configured to receive signals from the pluralityof sensors responsive to interaction oi foe propagated ilghf with the plurality of sensors; and a processor epnfigiired to obtain the parameter of interest ferø the received signals.
    [7] 9. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein reflectivity val ue of ifie sensor closest to the light source is isss: than refleeiivity value of the sensor farthest irøm the light source.. it). The apparatus .of claim 8, wteem a reflectivity value Of a selected sensor in the plurality of sensors is related to one .of: a distance of the selected , sensor from the light source" and location of the selected sensor In tire fiber optic cable, ! 1, The apparatus of cl aim .1¾ wherein the reflectivity vatøe.of the selected sensor is related to distance In a nuurnor that is one of: ·(i): linearly,'(n) as a power funetioty and (i«| in one or more steps.
    [8] 12, The apparatus of claim Έ, wherein a least reflective value of any sensor in the pteality of sensors is greater than -45 dB and a most reflective value of any sensor in the plurality of sensors: is less than ~35dB. ί 3. The apparatus of claim 8., wherein the processor Is inrthef configured to apply a. filter to select a signal corresponding; to a sensor I n the pltaality of senspfs.
    [9] 14. The apparatus of claim fb -wherein the processor is further configured to obtain the parameter of interest selected from a group eonsistmg a: (i): stress at a member; (it! temperature ; a nd (ili) deformation of a member. 15. å system fer obtaining a parameter of interest relating to a wellbore;, comprising: a member disposed in the wellbore;; a fiber optic cable haying a plurality of sensors coupled to the fflember. wherain the. plurality of senisdrs låve rsfetmty values configured to provide improved signaI4o-.noise ratio, compared to signal4i>noise ratio® of a plurality of sensors ha log substantially same reflectivity values; a fight.seltree: configured to propagate light into, the finer optic cable; a detector configured to receive signal s from tie plurali ty of sensors responsive to interaction of the propagated light with ilte plurality øf sensots; and a processorcohfigured to obtain tie parameter of interest fro to the received signals.
    [10] 16. The system of daito 15, vvltveinretkctivity value of the sensor closest to tie light sericeous less than reflectivity value of the: sensor tarilmst from the light source,, O. The system of claiin 15, wherein a refieetiyiiy value of a selected sensor in the plurality of sensors is related to one of: a tiisterice of the selected sensor from .the light source; and .location of the selected sensor in. the fiberoptic cable.
    [11] 18, The system Of claim 17, wherein the toileefiyity value of the- selected sensor Is related: to distance in a manner that is one of (t) linearly, (ii) as apower fimetion, and (in) in one or more steps. i 9, The system of claim 15, wherein a least reflective value of any seissor is the plurality of sensors is greater than -45 dB and a trøst reflective value of any sensor m the plurality ofsensors is less than -35dB,
    [12] 20, The-sysiem of claim 15, wherein the processor 'is further configured to obtain the parameter of Merest selected from a gpcmp consisting a; (!) stress at the member; (H) tenaperatumy and (iii) deformation of the fncinber.
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