A Method of Measuring the Combustion Chamber Temperature of Hydrogen Fluoride Laser Using Trace Hydrogen Method
A technology of trace hydrogen and hydrogen fluoride, applied in electric radiation detectors, instruments, special data processing applications, etc., can solve complex problems, increase the temperature of the main airflow, and give downstream static temperature, etc.
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[0042] An example of measuring the combustion chamber temperature of a hydrogen fluoride laser using the trace hydrogen method.
[0043] The specific operation steps are as follows:
[0044] The first step is to open the gate valve, vacuumize, and carry out the HF chemical laser experiment without light, that is, only perform the F+H2 chemical reaction to emit fluorescent radiation; but without the cavity mirror, there will be no laser.
[0045] The gas flow rate (mmol / s) at the inlet of the combustion chamber is: D 2 (114),NF 3 (125), He (81).
[0046] It should be noted that the amount of hydrogen added is much smaller than that in normal experiments, ensuring that F+H 2 The chemical reaction exotherm does not affect the main gas flow temperature; H 2 The flow rate was set at 3 mmol / s.
[0047] The second step is to estimate the specific heat ratio γ of each gas mixture in the combustion chamber.
[0048] NF 3 After pyrolysis into N 2 and F atoms, F atoms and D 2 Th...
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