title: [In situ temperature measurement by absorption spectroscopy based on time division multiplexing technology].
abstract: Tunable diode laser absorption spectroscopy (TDLAS) technology is a kind of high sensitivity, high selectivity of non contacting gas in situ measurement technique. In the present paper, in situ gas temperature measurement of an open environment was achieved by means of direct scanning multiple characteristic lines of H2O and combined with least-squares algorithm. Through the use of HITRAN spectral database, the boundary effect on the gas temperature and concentration measurements was discussed in detail, and results showed that the combination of scanning multiple characteristic lines and least-squares algorithm can effectively reduce the boundary effect on the gas temperature measurements under the open environment. Experiments using time division multiplexing technology to simultaneously scan 7444.36, 7185.60, 7182.95 and 7447.48 cm(-1), the four characteristic H2O lines, the gas temperature of tubular furnace in the range of 573-973 K was measured under different conditions. The maximum temperature difference between absorption spectrum measurement and thermocouple signal was less than 52.4 K, and the maximum relative error of temperature measurement was 6.8%.
authors: National Key Laboratory of Transient Physics, Nanjing University of Science and Technology, Nanjing 210094, China. lounanzheng@163.com
authors: Nan-zheng
authors: NZ
authors: Lou
authors: Ning
authors: N
authors: Li
authors: Chun-sheng
authors: CS
authors: Weng