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SUMMARY:Thermometry by laser-induced fluorescence of molecular oxygen in 
 iron flames
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Kai Hurks\nHost: Conrad Hessels\n\nAccurate combusti
 on simulations are indispensable to further advance the development of me
 tal fuels and these require validation through experimental data. Current
 ly the particle temperature can be measured reliably\, but this is only h
 alf of the story. The concept of laser-induced fluorescence of molecular 
 oxygen is therefore investigated to measure the other half: the temperatu
 re of the gas. This is not trivial\, since excitation requires light in t
 he deep ultraviolet (190 – 210 nm) and metal particles reflect laser li
 ght very efficiently\, which obstructs part of the fluorescence signal. I
 n this work\, the operation and performance of the diagnostic technique i
 s examined and improved\, and it is investigated how measurements can be 
 performed in iron flames effectively.
LOCATION:Gemini Noord 0.505
URL:https://tuemeche.nl/peoplepages/event.php?id=65
CATEGORIES:MSc Thesis Defense
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