Calibration of Laser Induced Phosphorescence System for Measurement of Gas Temperature Field
Due to the influence of optical system and image sensor,the optical laser-induced phos-phorescence imaging system has obvious non-uniformity of spatial response,which results in the inability to obtain accurate temperature distribution by the phosphorescence spectral intensity ra-tio method.To solve this problem,based on the principle of least square linear fitting,this paper proposes a correction method for the non-uniform response space of spectroscopic laser-induced phos-phor imaging system,and obtains the correction matrix of the system.Furthermore,the calibration experiment of phosphorescent spectral intensity ratio was carried out,and the relationship between phosphorescent spectral intensity ratio and temperature was established.On this basis,in the room temperature environment(reference temperature of thermocouple is 26.34℃),the two-dimensional temperature field measurement experiment of cold gas jet is carried out.The results show that the average temperature measurement result is 46.58℃,the standard variance is 15.18℃,and the relative error is 76.84%before system correction.After system correction,the mean temperature measurement result is 26.06℃,the standard variance is 1.83℃,and the relative error is 1.07%.It is proved that the spatial inhomogeneity correction method based on least square linear fitting can sig-nificantly improve the spatial response inhomogeneity of spectroscopic laser-induced phosphorescence imaging system and improve the accuracy of temperature measurement.
laser induced phosphorescenceresponse characteristicmulti-point correction methodintensity ratio methodtemperature field measurement