Optics: measuring and testing – For light transmission or absorption – Of fluent material
Patent
1980-02-15
1984-10-09
Rosenberger, R. A.
Optics: measuring and testing
For light transmission or absorption
Of fluent material
356338, G01N 2100
Patent
active
044758162
ABSTRACT:
A true indication of a fluid's absorption coefficient takes into effect the contributing factors of absorption and particle multiple scattering. A pulsed optical source transmits radiation through a relatively large volume of a certain particulate fluid medium. A detector or irradiance meter is gated so as to provide waveforms on a monitor which are characteristic of the absorption and multiple scattering of the medium. Using the transmittance and multiple line spread of the received signal a nearly real-time in situ analysis can be performed to provide scientists, communications specialists, etc. with the capability to anticipate operational parameters.
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Mooradian Gregory C.
Stotts Larry B.
Beers Robert F.
Johnston Ervin F.
Keough Thomas Glenn
Rosenberger R. A.
The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of
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