Measurement of Ozone in the Printing Process

Gui Wen Yu; Jing Lin; Feng Qian

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.380.201

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Measurement of Ozone in the Printing Process

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To monitoring the ozone concentration in the atmosphere of the printing process, a compact ozone monitor was developed. The compact ozone monitor is consisting of a low pressure mercury capillary lamp and semiconductor photo detectors and one single (28cm) optical cell. The second UV-detector was introduced to improve the resolution and stability of the instrument. The ozone monitor with compact size and simple structure features good linearity, repeatability, and very good selectivity.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 380)

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Gui Wen Yu, Jing Lin, Feng Qian

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Compact Ozone Photometer, Ozone (O₃), Ozone Measurement, UV Detector

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