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13 February 2001 Multifunctional industrial combustion process monitoring with tunable diode lasers
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Proceedings Volume 4201, Optical Methods for Industrial Processes; (2001) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.417388
Event: Environmental and Industrial Sensing, 2000, Boston, MA, United States
Abstract
12 To address the inherent issues with extractive sampling, Air Liquide and PSI are collaborating on the development of an in-situ multi-functional near-IR tunable diode laser system. The system is specifically targeted for application in harsh combustion environments with flue gas temperatures > 1600 degree(s)C and high particle densities. The multiplexing capability of the diode laser system allows near simultaneous detection of CO, O2, and H2O. These are essential species in characterizing the combustion state of the process, i.e., fuel-rich or fuel-lean, and the flue gas temperature. Sensor development and testing are conducted on a 700 kW oxy-fuel pilot furnace to evaluate the performance under simulated industrial conditions. Here we present pilot test results for dynamic stoichiometry changes, effect of particle entrainment, and air infiltration monitoring.
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William A. Von Drasek, Olivier Charon, Ken Mulderink, David M. Sonnenfroh, and Mark G. Allen "Multifunctional industrial combustion process monitoring with tunable diode lasers", Proc. SPIE 4201, Optical Methods for Industrial Processes, (13 February 2001); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.417388
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Combustion

Carbon monoxide

Semiconductor lasers

Particles

Absorption

Temperature metrology

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