Infrared and Laser Engineering, Volume. 49, Issue 7, 20201021(2020)

Infrared extinction properties of typical aerosol particles(Invited)

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Schematic diagram of smoke shielding experiment
Layout diagram of experiment setup
Mid-infrared obscuring ratio of the tested particles vs time
Time dependence of the far infrared obscuring ratio of the tested particles
Mid-infrared obscuring ratio of aluminum powder at different target and background temperatures
Far infrared obscuring ratio of aluminum powder at different background temperatures
  • Table 1. Testing result of mass extinction coefficient of the different particles

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    Table 1. Testing result of mass extinction coefficient of the different particles

    ParametersMid-infrared (3.7-4.8 μm) Far-infrared (7.5-14 μm)
    Graphite(200 meshes)0.630.64
    Graphite(1 000 meshes)1.021.01
    Graphite(5 000 meshes)1.281.23
    Graphite(10 000 meshes)1.541.43
    Aluminum(1 000 meshes)1.782.02
  • Table 2. IR refractive index of graphite and aluminum(n+ik

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    Table 2. IR refractive index of graphite and aluminum(n+ik

    λ/μm GraphiteAluminum
    nknk
    32.842.354.929.82
    43.292.676.7738.68
    53.652.949.1547.2
    74.293.2314.4463.75
    84.493.3617.6871.77
    94.663.5221.3679.24
    104.843.6725.0185.97
    1153.8128.5892.43
    125.143.9532.1198.76
    135.264.1135.68104.63
    145.374.2639.15110.19
  • Table 3. Mass extinction coefficient of aluminum powder at different background temperatures

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    Table 3. Mass extinction coefficient of aluminum powder at different background temperatures

    Experimental conditionsMECs/m2·g-1
    Mid-IR (3.7-4.8 μm) Far-IR (7.5-14 μm)
    Case (1)Tt:100 ℃Tb:20 ℃ 1.782.02
    Case (2)Tt:100 ℃Tb:60 ℃ 1.762.01
    Case (3)Tt:100 ℃Tb:none 1.290.67
    Case (4)Tt:60 ℃Tb:20 ℃ 1.821.98
    Case (5)Tt:60 ℃Tb:none 0.790.37
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Category: Special issue on infrared extinction technology

Received: Mar. 20, 2020

Accepted: --

Published Online: Sep. 18, 2020

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DOI:10.3788/IRLA20201021

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