A distributed feedback fiber laser based Bragg grating vibration sensor system is proposed.Demodulated by using an unbalanced M-Z interferometer,experiment demonstrates that the system runs at a sensing sensitivity of...A distributed feedback fiber laser based Bragg grating vibration sensor system is proposed.Demodulated by using an unbalanced M-Z interferometer,experiment demonstrates that the system runs at a sensing sensitivity of about 257.2 rad·s2/m and a resolution of 4.2×10-5 m/s2 for monitoring acceleration.Experimental results show that the phase-shift changes with the acceleration linearly.展开更多
The fan-beam optical sensor is made up of many semiconductor lasers and detectors fixed around the wall alternately at a cross section of pneumatically conveying pipe. When the sensor works, a scanning light source em...The fan-beam optical sensor is made up of many semiconductor lasers and detectors fixed around the wall alternately at a cross section of pneumatically conveying pipe. When the sensor works, a scanning light source emits a 50° lamellar fan-beam through the gas-solid two phase flow, and the projection data resulting extinction effect of solid particles are detected at the same time. With the projection data, the flow rate mass can be calculated, and then the flow image can be reconstructed. In this paper, the design of the sensor including spatial arrangement of the structural parts, basic principle and measurement sensitivity distribution are introduced. The mathematical measurement model of solid mass flow rate is presented together with the testing results.展开更多
An automatic system for marine meiobenthos separation was developed by using laser-induced fluorescence tech- nology. Rose Bengal was used as organism dye and the spectrums of Rose Bengal were measured. Laser-induced ...An automatic system for marine meiobenthos separation was developed by using laser-induced fluorescence tech- nology. Rose Bengal was used as organism dye and the spectrums of Rose Bengal were measured. Laser-induced fluorescence system was established to detect marine meiobenthos in sediments. Data obtained from experiments were analyzed by using a mathematical model. The results showed that laser-induced fluorescence technology worked well in the system. The system could select the meiobenthos efficiently and precisely.展开更多
基金supported by the Science Fund for Young Scholars of Heilongjiang University,China(No.QL200901)
文摘A distributed feedback fiber laser based Bragg grating vibration sensor system is proposed.Demodulated by using an unbalanced M-Z interferometer,experiment demonstrates that the system runs at a sensing sensitivity of about 257.2 rad·s2/m and a resolution of 4.2×10-5 m/s2 for monitoring acceleration.Experimental results show that the phase-shift changes with the acceleration linearly.
基金Project (No. 04009469) supported by the Natural Science Foundationof Guangdong, China
文摘The fan-beam optical sensor is made up of many semiconductor lasers and detectors fixed around the wall alternately at a cross section of pneumatically conveying pipe. When the sensor works, a scanning light source emits a 50° lamellar fan-beam through the gas-solid two phase flow, and the projection data resulting extinction effect of solid particles are detected at the same time. With the projection data, the flow rate mass can be calculated, and then the flow image can be reconstructed. In this paper, the design of the sensor including spatial arrangement of the structural parts, basic principle and measurement sensitivity distribution are introduced. The mathematical measurement model of solid mass flow rate is presented together with the testing results.
基金Project (Grant No. DY105-03-01-15) supported by "Tenth FiveYear Plan of R & D of International Deep-Sea" of National OceanMineral Resources R & D Association, China
文摘An automatic system for marine meiobenthos separation was developed by using laser-induced fluorescence tech- nology. Rose Bengal was used as organism dye and the spectrums of Rose Bengal were measured. Laser-induced fluorescence system was established to detect marine meiobenthos in sediments. Data obtained from experiments were analyzed by using a mathematical model. The results showed that laser-induced fluorescence technology worked well in the system. The system could select the meiobenthos efficiently and precisely.
