Sulfur detecting apparatus comprising holmium, and erbium filter

Optics: measuring and testing – Refraction testing – Prism engaging specimen

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350313, 252300, G01N 348, G02B 522, G02B 520

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040998835

ABSTRACT:
An improvement in sulfur detecting apparatus is described wherein a filter system provides a signal path for light passing to detecting means, which signal path contains holmium and erbium, in quantities selected so that the optical transmission in the signal path is preponderantly in a wavelength interval 5 nm. wide and including the wavelength 374 nm. Embodiments of the invention additionally feature a calibration path for light passing to the light detecting means, containing samarium and holmium, the quantities of holmium and samarium being selected so that the optical transmission in the calibration path is preponderantly in a wavelenth interval 10 nm. wide and including the wavelength 374, the transmission being greater at wavelengths of 372 nm. and 378 nm. than at 374 nm. Further features includes a balanced transmission in the signal and calibration paths.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3489498 (1970-01-01), Brody et al.
patent: 3877819 (1975-04-01), Haas

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