Temperature measurements by laser-induced phosphorescence: Effect of laser flux variation
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2015
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Kueh, K.C.Y.
Lau, T.
Nathan, G.
Alwahabi, Z.
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Proceedings of the 7th Australian Conference on Laser Diagnostics in Fluid Mechanics and Combustion, 2015, pp.81-84
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K. C. Y. Kueh, ., T. Lau, G.J. Nathan, Z.T. Alwahabi
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7th Australian Conference on Laser Diagnostics in Fluid Mechanics and Combustion (9 Dec 2015 - 11 Dec 2015 : Melbourne)
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Laser-induced Phosphorescence technique (LIP) was applied to non-intrusive temperature measurements of a hot plate coated with ZnO:Zn. The dependence of the emission intensity ratio of two wavelength ranges on the temperature was evaluated. A non-linear relationship at temperatures below 600K was found. The effect of the laser flux on the accuracy of the LIP temperature measurement was investigated. It was found that a 10% increase of laser flux, in the range of 2-14 mJcm-2, results in a 2% change in the computed temperature, centred around 600K.
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