Research on Environmental Materials with Interference Mechanism on Flue Gas SO2 Concentration Measurement by the Multidispersion Soot

Yu Han Gong; Bao Hua Chen; Yan Jun Zhao; Shou Guang Cheng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1014.291

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Research on Environmental Materials with Interference Mechanism on Flue Gas SO₂ Concentration Measurement by the Multidispersion Soot

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The SO2 concentration can be figured out through measuring the light intensity attenuation. But the scattering and absorption of the multidispersion soot particles can attenuate the light intensity, so the visible measurement light intensity attenuation is larger and the concentration is increased. The interference on the SO2 concentration caused by the multidispersion soot particles is discussed in this paper. The dissipativity, concentration, average size, size distribution parameters and the scattering light angle range of the multidispersion soot particles can interference the SO2 concentration.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1014)

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Yu Han Gong, Bao Hua Chen, Yan Jun Zhao, Shou Guang Cheng*

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Interference Mechanism, Multidispersion Soot Particle, SO₂ Concentration

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