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In situ Measurement of CO, H2O and Gas Temperature in a Lignite-Fired Power-Plant

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Abstract

A diode laser based in situ absorption spectrometer is presented for the simultaneous detection of CO (1560nm), water (813nm) and the gas temperature within the combustion chamber of a 600MW lignite-fired power-plant. A fractional absorption resolution better than 10−3 equivalent to a few hundred ppmVCO could be demonstrated with a 30 sec time response.

© 2002 Optical Society of America

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