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Laying power cables along the bridge is a new way of laying submarine cables across the sea. Monitoring the health status of cables and their telescopic compensation devices is necessary. In this study, fiber grating sensing technology was used to monitor the strain, temperature, and vibration of the bridge cable of the Zhoushan-Daishan Bridge in Zhoushan, Zhejiang Province, and its compensation device. Two typhoons and one invasion event happened during the monitoring period. Temperature signals, strain signals, and time domain and time-frequency domain vibration signals were analyzed. The results showed that no fire hazards or risk of external damage were found with the bridge cable, and the monitoring system filled a gap in the in situ monitoring of the bridge cable in the Zhoushan-Daishan Bridge by the State Grid.
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