Raman spectrum superposition-based method for quickly determining content of methanol in methanol gasoline
A methanol gasoline, methanol content technology, applied in the field of chemometrics, can solve the problem that the measurement results are easily interfered by other alcohols, and achieve the effect of convenient detection means, less calibration samples, and fast measurement speed
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[0041] The spectral test conditions of the example are: the central wavelength of the laser is 785nm, the probe is an InPhotonics Raman probe, and the spectrometer uses a QE65000 spectrometer from Ocean Optics of the United States. The integration time of the spectrometer was set to 10 s, and the average was collected 10 times.
[0042] 1. For the base oil of a refinery, configure methanol gasoline with a methanol content of 20% (denoted as M20). The Raman spectra of base oil, methanol gasoline with known methanol volume content and pure methanol were measured by Raman spectrometer. Respectively as figure 1 , figure 2 , image 3 shown. Firstly, preprocessing such as smoothing, noise filtering, and fluorescent background removal was performed on the obtained spectrum. Then carry out saturated hydrocarbon characteristic peak normalization to base oil and methanol gasoline spectrum, obtain spectrum A and spectrum B, respectively as follows Figure 4 , Figure 5 shown. No...
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