Boundary Condition Effect On Photoacoustic Response Of Absorbing Liquid To Modulation Of Laser Intensity

ALT Proceedings Pub Date : 2012-11-01 DOI:10.12684/ALT.1.91
A. Samokhin, N. N. Il'ichev, A. Ivochkin, E. Gulyamova
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The  photoacoustic  (PA)  pressure  response  of  the absorbing  liquid  (water, ethanol)  with  free  and confined  surface  to  laser  pulse  with  modulated intensity is studied.  Modulation  amplitude  of  the PA  signal  demonstrates  non-monotonous behavior during laser pulse action which can be explained as interference  between thermo-acoustic  and vaporization  mechanisms  of  pressure  generation. The phase behavior of modulated part of PA signal also  gives  important  information  on processes  in the  irradiated  matter.  Doppler  photoacoustic monitoring  (DPM)  is used  to  determine  surface movement  during  laser  irradiation  (wavelength  – 2.94 um,  pulse  duration  ~  200-300  ns,  fluence  ~ 0.3-1.6  J/cm2).  In  the  case  of free  surface  this movement  is  possible  into  the  upward  and downward  directions while  for  the  constrained irradiated surface only one movement is supposed. This supposition  is  in  agreement  with  the experiment.  However  the  total  behavior  of PA response  is  more  complicated  due  to  probably vapor  cavity  formation between liquid  and  solid surfaces.  In  particular,  despite  the  imposed constraint PA response behavior resembles the free surface case.
边界条件对吸收液光声响应对激光强度调制的影响
研究了具有自由和约束表面的吸收液(水、乙醇)对调制强度激光脉冲的光声压力响应。在激光脉冲作用下,声压信号的调制幅值表现出非单调的行为,这可以解释为压力产生的热声机制和汽化机制之间的干扰。扩频信号调制部分的相位行为也提供了辐照物质过程的重要信息。多普勒光声监测(DPM)用于测定激光照射(波长- 2.94 um,脉冲持续时间~ 200-300 ns,影响~ 0.3-1.6 J/cm2)过程中的表面运动。在自由表面上,这种运动可以向上和向下进行,而在受约束的辐照表面上,这种运动只能进行一次。这个假设与实验是一致的。然而,由于液体和固体表面之间可能形成气腔,因此PA响应的总体行为更为复杂。特别是,尽管施加了约束,但PA的响应行为类似于自由表面情况。
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