Application of time-division-multiplexed lasers for measurements of gas temperature and CH4 and H2O concentrations at 30 kHz in a high-pressure combustor.

Application of time-division-multiplexed lasers for measurements of gas temperature and CH4 and H2O concentrations at 30 kHz in a high-pressure combustor.
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应用时分复用激光器测量高压燃烧器中 30 kHz 的气体温度以及 CH4 和 H2O 浓度。

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2010
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1.9
通讯作者:
J. Gord
J. Gord
中科院分区:
工程技术4区
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作者:
A. Caswell;T. Kraetschmer;K. Rein;S. Sanders;Sukesh Roy;D. Shouse;J. Gord

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