Fupeng Wang , Liyan Fu , Jianguo Zhang , Jiachen Sun , Ze Han , Shuo Pang , Qingsheng Xue , Diansheng Cao , Qian Li , Qiang Wang
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mL-level low gas consumption PAS sensor for dual gases CH4/C2H2 detection based on an optimized TT-type resonator
The miniaturization of photoacoustic (PA) cell is an important and practical direction for the area of photoacoustic spectroscopy (PAS) trace gas detection to save sample consumption. In this study, a CH4/C2H2 PAS sensor with gas consumption of only 1.1 mL is developed for the purpose of transformer oil diagnosis. A new TT-type resonator is proposed and optimized to design the PA cell with characteristics of easy integration, low gas consumption, differential detection, and photoacoustic enhancement. The special design of TT-type resonator allows us to install the microphones at the resonant center of the acoustic field, which avoids the probing loss when inserting the microphones as in conventional Helmholtz cell. Based on the experimental results, a good linearity of R2 better than 0.999 is achieved for both CH4 and C2H2 in a full concentration range of 0–5000 ppm. The noise equivalent sensitivity is evaluated to be 0.25 ppm and 77 ppb for CH4 and C2H2 respectively. In addition, the noise source, gas exchanging efficiency and improvement potential of the TT-type resonator are also analyzed in this study.
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