• Spectroscopy and Spectral Analysis
  • Vol. 40, Issue 11, 3358 (2020)
Ying ZHOU1、1, Yong-hui BAI1、1, Xu-dong SONG1、1, Min YAO1、1, Jiao-fei WANG1、1, Wei-guang SU1、1, and Guang-suo YU1、1
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  • 11. State Key Laboratory of High-Efficiency Utilization of Coal and Green Chemical Engineering, School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Ningxia University, Yinchuan 750021, China
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    DOI: 10.3964/j.issn.1000-0593(2020)11-3358-07 Cite this Article
    Ying ZHOU, Yong-hui BAI, Xu-dong SONG, Min YAO, Jiao-fei WANG, Wei-guang SU, Guang-suo YU. Application of Chemiluminescence in Spectral Diagnosis: A Review[J]. Spectroscopy and Spectral Analysis, 2020, 40(11): 3358 Copy Citation Text show less
    Excited radicals OH*, CH*, C2* emission spectra for premixed methane-air flame[2]
    Fig. 1. Excited radicals OH*, CH*, C2* emission spectra for premixed methane-air flame[2]
    The major reactions for the production/consumption rate of CH*[3](a): Methane-air flames; (b): Propane-air flames
    Fig. 2. The major reactions for the production/consumption rate of CH*[3]
    (a): Methane-air flames; (b): Propane-air flames
    OH, OH*, CH*, HCO, CH2O, OH×CH2O mole fraction profiles and heat-release rate for premixed CH4/O2/N2 flame[10]
    Fig. 3. OH, OH*, CH*, HCO, CH2O, OH×CH2O mole fraction profiles and heat-release rate for premixed CH4/O2/N2 flame[10]
    Distance between peak excited species and the peak heat release location plotted against equivalence ratio[11]
    Fig. 4. Distance between peak excited species and the peak heat release location plotted against equivalence ratio[11]
    Variation of chemiluminescence peak intensities for OH*, CH*, and C2* with measured equivalence ratio[14]
    Fig. 5. Variation of chemiluminescence peak intensities for OH*, CH*, and C2* with measured equivalence ratio[14]
    The temperature visualization system in the arch-fired boiler[15]
    Fig. 6. The temperature visualization system in the arch-fired boiler[15]
    Three-dimensional temperature reconstruction results[15]
    Fig. 7. Three-dimensional temperature reconstruction results[15]
    RadicalWavelength/nmReactionRef.
    CH*431(A2X2ΠΔ)R1C2+OH↔CH*+CO
    390(B2-X2Π)R2C2H+O↔CH*+CO[4]
    R3C2H+O2↔CH*+CO2[4]
    OH*306.4(A2∑→X2Π)R4CH+O2↔CO+OH*[5]
    R5H+O+M↔OH*+M[5]
    C2*516(d3Πga3Πu)R6CH2+C↔C2*+H2[6]
    R7O+C3→CO+C2*[7]
    R8C2*+M↔C2*+M[7]
    CO2*458-R9CO+O+M→CO2*+M[8]
    415-R10CH2+O2CO2*+H+H[8]
    R11H+H+CO2↔H2+CO2*[8]
    R12HCO+O↔CO2*+H[8]
    Table 1. Chemiluminescence reaction mechanism to model CH*, OH*, C2*, CO2* formation
    Ying ZHOU, Yong-hui BAI, Xu-dong SONG, Min YAO, Jiao-fei WANG, Wei-guang SU, Guang-suo YU. Application of Chemiluminescence in Spectral Diagnosis: A Review[J]. Spectroscopy and Spectral Analysis, 2020, 40(11): 3358
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