Chinese Journal of Lasers, Volume. 46, Issue 1, 104006(2019)

Application of Sheath Flow Technique in Aerosol Particle Sensor

Lu Chenyang1,2, Zhang Pei1, Wang Guanghui3, Zhu Jing1, and Huang Huijie1、*
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    Figures & Tables(17)
    Optical system diagram of dust particle counter
    Structural diagram of air nozzle. (a) Ordinary gas nozzle; (b) gas nozzle with sheath flow
    Design of sheath flow path
    Schematic of simulation model
    Simulated results of sample gas for different nozzle inclination angles. (a) 30°; (b) 45°; (c) 60°
    Simulation results of minimmm compression amount under different flow rates
    Schematic of design parameters
    Simulated results of sheath flow. (a) Particle trajectory; (b) particle distribution curves
    Structural diagram of sheath flow
    Physical map of gas sheath flow
    Schematic of experimental device
    Performance test results of sheath flow
    • Table 1. Critical Reynolds number of common pipelines

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      Table 1. Critical Reynolds number of common pipelines

      PipeshapeSmoothmetal tubeRubber hoseSmoothconcentricring slitSmootheccentricring slitConcentricring slit with aring grooveEccentricring slit with aring grooveSlidevalve por
      Recr2000-23001600-200011001000700400260
    • Table 2. Key parameters

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      Table 2. Key parameters

      ParameterValue
      Carrier gas nozzle diameter d /mm1
      Sheath gas nozzle diameter d2 /mm3
      Inclination angle θ /(°)45
      Wall thickness s /mm0.3
      Carrier gas velocityU0(1 L/min) /(m·s-1)21.22
      Sheath gas velocityUsheath(3 L/min) /(m·s-1)9.88
      Carrier and sheath gasAir
      Particle diameter dm /μm0.5
      Particle density ρ /(kg·m-3)1040 (polystyrene)
      Particle mass flow rate m /(kg·m-3)5×10-5
    • Table 3. Calibration results of absolute concentration vale of 0.5 μm standard particles in calibration process

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      Table 3. Calibration results of absolute concentration vale of 0.5 μm standard particles in calibration process

      TypeParticlesize /μmConcentration /(particle·L-1)N0.5N0.3 /%>0.5 μm(PMS)
      123456Average
      1.0 mmsheath jet>0.32119212322772128207320642130.67
      >0.51063103811231088105010411067.1750.11089
      ϕ0.5 mm jet>0.32064217720962284215622032163.33
      >0.51076114011561148107511001115.83511145
      ϕ1.0 mm jet>0.32241221823472277241323532308.16
      >0.51121112012021145121211891164.8350.51194
    • Table 4. Calibration results of absolute concentration vale of 0.3 μm standard particles in calibration process

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      Table 4. Calibration results of absolute concentration vale of 0.3 μm standard particles in calibration process

      TypeParticlesize /μmConcentration /(particle·L-1)N0.5N0.3 /%
      123456Average
      1.0 mm sheathflow jet>0.31014942912984970964964.33
      >0.5156138168156150152154.3316
      ϕ0.5 mm jet>0.31056101711201001109810531057.5
      >0.5200190182176200189189.517.9
      ϕ1.0 mm jet>0.31200101411601108106810141094
      >0.520419419219819618819618.9
    • Table 5. Saturation measurement concentration ranges of three jets

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      Table 5. Saturation measurement concentration ranges of three jets

      Jet typeSaturation measurementconcentration /(particle·L-1)
      ϕ1.0 mm jet5000-10000
      ϕ0.5 mm jet10000-14000
      ϕ1.0 mm sheath flow jet(core diameter 0.34 μm)15000-23000
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    Paper Information

    Category: Measurement and metrology

    Received: Sep. 13, 2018

    Accepted: --

    Published Online: Jan. 27, 2019

    The Author Email: Huijie Huang (huanghuijie@siom.ac.cn)

    DOI:10.3788/CJL201946.0104006

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