Optics: measuring and testing – Optical pyrometers – Plural color responsive
Patent
1975-01-17
1976-08-03
Corbin, John K.
Optics: measuring and testing
Optical pyrometers
Plural color responsive
356 74, G01J 560
Patent
active
039726150
ABSTRACT:
The temperature of heated gaseous plasmas in non-controllable, non-laboratory applications is measured by an improved spectroscopic analysis. A low atomic number trace gas, such as hydrogen, or helium, is added to the plasma. Temperature is obtained by measuring the ratio of the intensities of two lines of the hydrogen-atom series, e.g. H.sub..alpha. and H.sub..beta. lines of the BALMER SERIES. The technique is applicable in the few electron volt range and the method is applicable even though the plasma is not optically thin and the total number density of the particles in the plasma, at the instant the measurement of temperature is performed, is unknown.
REFERENCES:
patent: 3817622 (1974-06-01), Billman et al.
shumaker et al. National Bureau of Standards Special Publication 300, vol. , 1968, pp. 416-420.
Beers R.
Corbin John K.
Evans F. L.
Sciascia R.
Sheinbein S.
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