尺寸
气溶胶
光散射
材料科学
光学
散射
计算机科学
物理
艺术
气象学
视觉艺术
作者
Jin Zeng,Ang Bian,Ang Chen,Wenbo Xu,Wenqing Cheng,Shu Yan,Shaomeng Wang,Tian Deng
标识
DOI:10.1016/j.optlaseng.2022.107257
摘要
In the study of aerosols, great concern has been focused on the particle size distribution (PSD) as a crucial factor of the physical and chemical properties of the aerosols. There are strong and growing demands for on-line and in-situ aerosol analysis technologies, but existing portable aerosol sensors can hardly provide high-resolution and accurate PSD measurement with limited volume and cost. To address this challenge, we introduce the concept of a new optical aerosol sensing method using light-scattering angular spectrum (LSAS), which describes the angular dependence of the scattering light intensity. The key novelty is a compacted LSAS sampling module for collecting the scattering light up to the observing angles. According to the wide-range LSAS sampled by our sensor, high-resolution PSD is predicted by non-negative regularization inversion algorithm. To validate the performance of our sensor, monodisperse di-ethyl-hexyl-sebacate aerosols (DEHS) samples of different sizes and smokes of smoldering cotton rope were tested. The maximum relative error (RE) of LSAS was smaller than 12.02%, while the Kullback-Leibler Divergence (DKL) between inversed and reference PSDs were smaller than 0.05. Without using any particulate pre-separation module and optical lens, we build a novel low-cost and miniaturized sensor only composed of a mirror, a linear charge coupled device (CCD) and a semiconductor laser, which has significant potential for high-resolution aerosol sizing in routine field measurements outside a laboratory.
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