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http://dx.doi.org/10.5806/AST.2013.26.2.120

The quantitative analysis of combustive gases on fire by remote passive open path FT-IR spectrometer  

Cho, Nam Wook (Korea Institute of Construction Technology)
Cho, Won Bo (College of Pharmacy, Dongduck Women's University)
Kim, Hyo Jin (College of Pharmacy, Dongduck Women's University)
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Analytical Science and Technology / v.26, no.2, 2013 , pp. 120-124 More about this Journal
Abstract
It was studied to analyze the $CO_2$, CO, $SO_2$ standard gases of combustion gases by the open path FT-IR spectrometer with passive mode for remote analysis of air pollutant and volcano gases without IR lamp. As result, it was confirmed to have good linearity with more than 0.9 as correlation coefficients on the calibration curve of $CO_2$, CO concentration by MLR method. But in the case of $SO_2$, because the correlation coefficients were 0.88, the linearity could be lower. Finally, the concentration of three gases was predicted on in-site fire experiment under the condition of quantitative analysis. It could measure high $CO_2$ concentration as predicted result, but didn't measure the CO and $SO_2$. According to the result, it was possible to measure the combustion gases to long distance by only open path FT-IR spectrometer without infrared lamp.
Keywords
open path FT-IR spectrometer; Passive; quantitative analysis;
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