Optical fiber LIBS detection system and method for underwater detection

A detection system and optical fiber technology, applied in the field of laser diagnosis, can solve problems such as weak signal and emission spectral line scattering, and achieve enhanced detection spectral intensity, improved detection sensitivity and element detection limit, and improved detection sensitivity and element detection limit. Effect

Inactive Publication Date: 2019-09-10
SUZHOU NUCLEAR POWER RES INST +3
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Underwater plasma is affected by both water and air bubbles, causing the emission spectrum to be absorbed and scattered, so the signal detected by underwater LIBS is weak
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[0039] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and embodiments.

[0040] See attached figure 1 to attach Figure 4 , The invention discloses an optical fiber LIBS detection system for underwater detection, which includes three parts: a laser output module A, an underwater optical fiber LIBS probe B and a control processing module C.

[0041] The laser output module A includes a nanosecond laser 1, a first beam splitter 2, a photodetector 3, a second beam splitter 4, a first reflector 5, a fiber coupling end 7 and a laser energy meter 8; wherein the fiber coupling end 7 includes The laser input end of the first plano-convex lens 6 and the high power transmission fiber 9 .

[0042] The underwater optical fiber LIBS probe B includes a first optical component B1, a second optical component B2 and a fine-tuning controller B3.

[0043] The control processing module C includes a computer 16 , a programmable pulse delay ge...

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The invention relates to an optical fiber LIBS (Laser-induced Breakdown Spectroscopy) detection system and a method for underwater detection. The optical fiber LIBS detection system comprises a laseroutput module, an underwater optical fiber LIBS probe and a control processing module. When the optical fiber LIBS detection system is used for detection, the underwater optical fiber LIBS probe is inflated through an air nozzle, and liquid below an optical window is discharged through a water discharge port, so that an air-like environment is created near the surface of a sample to be detected, thus an efficiency of laser breakdown induced plasma and a signal-to-background ratio of collected spectrum are greatly improved; various gas medium environments can be made in the underwater optical fiber LIBS probe according to actual requirements so as to meet medium environment requirements of laser detection for various elements; the optical fiber LIBS detection system can realize simultaneousanalysis of multiple elements, is safe and reliable in operation, high in repeatability, sensitivity and measurement accuracy, high in spectral signal-to-noise ratio, high in element detection limit,high in analysis speed and high in efficiency, can be used for remote online monitoring, and effectively solves the difficulty of underwater LIBS element detection.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of laser diagnosis, in particular to an optical fiber LIBS detection system and method for underwater detection. Background technique [0002] Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS for short) is a measurement technique that uses the emission spectrum of the plasma generated on the surface of the material to be measured to quantitatively measure the elemental components and mechanical parameters of the sample by using the laser. Compared with other detection methods, LIBS technology has obvious advantages: remote online in-situ detection, minimal or even non-destructive sample damage, no need for sample pretreatment, and simultaneous analysis of multiple elements. [0003] Fiber-transmitted laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy technology (hereinafter referred to as fiber-optic LIBS technology) is an improvement and innovation of the previous traditional induced breakdown spectroscopy technology, and is m...

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IPC IPC(8): G01N21/71G01N21/01
CPCG01N21/01G01N21/718G01N2021/0118
Inventor 刘韬朱斌薛飞杭玉桦安英辉王春辉孔晨光李平仁陈海岳吴坚李兴文
Owner SUZHOU NUCLEAR POWER RES INST
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