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- W4313389152 abstract "The work is devoted to the development of the method for high-speed imaging of high-temperature combustion processes using laser illumination. The object of visualization was a sample of aluminum nanopowder, which combustion temperature reaches 2500 K and is accompanied by a bright glow that varies in a wide range during combustion. It is demonstrated that laser illumination expands the capabilities of a high-speed imaging system and allows a more detailed study of the surface of samples compared to passive imaging by installing a neutral or band-pass filter in front of the high-speed camera lens. Various options for imaging with the installation of light filters with different transmission are considered. To monitor the surface of a burning material with a high-speed video camera in a wide temperature range of an object, it is proposed to use a low-power illumination from a continuous wave solid-state laser or a pulsed laser, as well as a beam expander for uniform illumination of the surface. The results of imaging using illumination from a solid-state laser with a wavelength of 532 nm and a copper bromide vapor laser with a wavelength of 510.6 nm are compared. It is shown that the output power of a solid-state laser of 200 mW with an illumination area diameter of 20 mm is sufficient to visualize “through the flame” the surface of a burning aluminum nanopowder at a low-temperature stage of combustion up to temperatures of ~1950 K. The uniform illumination of the surface can be ensured both by using a diffuser located directly near the sample, and with the use of a telescopic beam expander. Theoretical estimates and experimental results demonstrate that the illumination average power of 200 mW, regardless of the type of laser, is not enough to visualize the surface of a burning aluminum nanopowder at the high-temperature stage. The possibility of complete suppression of illumination during combustion with a temperature above 2500 K will appear when using an illumination laser with an average power of >3,35 W. The proposed illumination technique based on a solid-state laser has advantages in terms of reliability and simplicity compared to known systems based on copper or copper bromide vapor lasers." @default.
- W4313389152 created "2023-01-06" @default.
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- W4313389152 date "2022-12-30" @default.
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- W4313389152 title "ВИЗУАЛИЗАЦИЯ ГОРЕНИЯ НАНОПОРОШКОВ МЕТАЛЛОВ СПРИМЕНЕНИЕМ ИМПУЛЬСНОГО И НЕПРЕРЫВНОГО ЛАЗЕРОВ ПОДСВЕТКИ" @default.
- W4313389152 doi "https://doi.org/10.25712/astu.2072-8921.2022.4.2.019" @default.
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