Simple feed-through for coupling optical fibres into high pressure and temperature systems
Thomas Reinsch, Christian Cunow, J\"org Schr\"otter, Ronny Giese

TL;DR
This paper presents a practical, cost-effective method for coupling optical fibers into high-pressure and high-temperature environments, demonstrating reliable sealing up to 500 bar and 180°C.
Contribution
It introduces a simple, tested system using standard components and various ferrule materials for optical fiber feed-through in extreme conditions.
Findings
Successful sealing during multiple pressure and temperature cycles
Compatibility of standard Swagelok connectors with high-pressure, high-temperature environments
Effective use of PEEK capillary tubes as feed-throughs
Abstract
A best practice guide for assembling and testing a simple and inexpensive system feeding an optical fibre into a high pressure and temperature environment is presented. A standard Swagelok type connector is tested together with different ferrule materials and a PEEK capillary tube as feed-through. The system proofed to seal an optical fibre during several pressure and temperature cycling experiments up to 500 bar and 180{\deg}C.
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