This invention provides a device,
system, and method for measuring OH radical concentration based on secondary excitation
laser-induced
fluorescence. The measuring device includes at least an
optical path device and a gas path device. The gas path device includes at least a sampling
nozzle and a
fluorescence detection cavity. The sampling
nozzle is disposed on the
fluorescence detection cavity and is connected to the gas flow. The sampling
nozzle collects
atmospheric air to provide the OH radicals to be measured. The
optical path device includes at least, sequentially, a
laser generating component, an
optical path adjustment component, a fluorescence detection cavity, and a reflection component along the
laser emission direction. The optical path device also includes a
photodetector disposed on the fluorescence detection cavity. The
photodetector captures the fluorescence
signal and converts it into an electrical
signal. The technical solution of this invention uses a 308nm high-energy laser to secondary excite the OH radicals to be measured in the
atmosphere to generate fluorescence. Under a specific low-pressure vacuum sealed environment, the fluorescence
signal can be strengthened and the fluorescence lifetime extended, thereby making the detection results more accurate.