Infrared optical gas-measuring system

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25033912, 250343, G01N 2135, G01N 2131, G01N 2161

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059427558

ABSTRACT:
An infrared optical gas-measuring system with two infrared radiation sources (1, 2) and with at least one multispectral sensor (5). The system is suitable for determining the concentrations of different components of a gas flow. The two infrared radiation sources (1, 2) radiate in different spectral ranges with two different cycle frequencies f.sub.1, f.sub.2. The rays emitted are first passed through a radiation coupler (3), after which they pass through the gas flow to be measured, which is limited by windows (8), at right angles to the direction of flow. The rays finally enter a multispectral sensor (5), of which there is at least one, for measuring the intensity.

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