Optics: measuring and testing – Optical pyrometers
Patent
1997-09-12
1999-10-05
Kim, Robert H.
Optics: measuring and testing
Optical pyrometers
356 45, G01J 548, G01J 560
Patent
active
059633115
ABSTRACT:
An optical pyrometer and method of use provides a dual path optical system for processing light from a radiating stationary object or a moving thermal stream. Light is collected by primary optics forming an intermediate image in a plane of a field limiting aperture for establishing a preferred field of view. The light is then split into a pair of complimentary beams with one beam directed through a long wavelength filter and the other directed through a short wavelength filter. Both beams then move through separate secondary optics and are then rejoined and directed as normal non-overlapping and adjacent images onto a digitizing detector for capturing the images. Signals from the detector are handled by a computer where a ratio mapping of pair of signals from corresponding points on the two images is constructed and displayed on a monitor for viewing a temperature map of the object or thermal stream. The temperature of particles in the thermal stream is determined in a similar manner as well as particle velocity and size.
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Craig James E.
Hurtado Ernesto
Lee David Y.
Parker Ronald A.
Kim Robert H.
Merlino Amanda
Stratonics, Inc.
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