Hongquan Zheng , Yu Sui , Bo Wang , Yunlong Li , Mingxue Huo , Tianqi Wang , Chaoming Liu , Yanqing Zhang , Guoliang Ma , Chunhua Qi
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Abstract
Nowadays, the measurement of gas concentration in gas–liquid mixed solutions based on photoacoustic spectroscopy technology calls for a degassing device in which the gas dissolved in the liquid can be degassed. However, there is no in-depth study on the method of measuring gas concentration in mixed solutions directly. In this paper, the mathematical relationship between the gas photoacoustic signal and its concentration is established with the liquid forced to vibrate as a pressure medium when the energy generated by gas due to absorption of frequency light radiation is considered as local thermal energy. What’s more, an experimental platform is built based on this relationship, which is also applied to conduct experimental study. This study was conducted to verify the feasibility of photoacoustic spectroscopy technology used in direct measurement of gas concentration in gas–liquid mixed solutions, which was conducted in terms of three aspects: the theory of photoacoustic spectroscopy technology, the construction of experimental platform, simulation and the experimental analysis.
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