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AP Sensing Technology Deployment at World’s First Underwater Roundabout

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The Eysturoy tunnel is the world’s second-longest underwater tunnel, connecting two of the Faroe Islands in a network that is about 11 kilometers long. The tunnel drastically reduces commute time for residents from 74 to 16 minutes. AP Sensing’s fiber optic Linear Heat Detection Series (N4387B) is one of several advanced technologies included in the tunnel in order to ensure its safety. Utilizing a passive fiber optic cable as a distributed temperature sensor, thousands of temperatures along the tunnel are measured in real-time, with hotspots or fires pinpointed with complete accuracy.
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AP Sensing Technology Deployment at World’s First Underwater Roundabout
AP Sensing News January 21, 2021
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