Physical Parameters Consistency Based 3D Temperature Field Reconstruction for Combustion Flame

Xu Guang Wang; Hai Peng Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.986-987.852

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Physical Parameters Consistency Based 3D Temperature Field Reconstruction for Combustion Flame

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We present a novel solution to accurately recover 3D dynamic flame temperature field based on physical parameters consistency. First, a new optical model is proposed to establish the relationship between the flame radiation and the radiance field, this model fully considers refractive effect caused by refraction index changing; Second, high dynamic range (HDR) cameras are used to take flame images, a lookup table is employed calculate temperature from radiance; Third, an algorithm is put forward to reconstruct the flame temperature field. Experimental results on real flame accord with physical facts, which demonstrate that our solution is validate.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 986-987)

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Xu Guang Wang*, Hai Peng Zhang

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Physical Parameters Consistency, Refractive Effects, Refractive Index Field, Temperature Field

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