• Infrared and Laser Engineering
  • Vol. 49, Issue 4, 0414004 (2020)
Xiang Wang1, Kepeng Zhang2, Zhuang Chen1, Bin Zhang1、*, Jian Chen3, and Jianhua Zhao3
Author Affiliations
  • 1College of Electronics and Information Engineering, Sichuan University, Chengdu 610064, China
  • 2Institute of Photoelectric Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Chengdu 610209, China
  • 3Anhui Province Key Laboratory of Non-Destructive Evaluation, Hefei 230031, China
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    DOI: 10.3788/IRLA202049.0414004 Cite this Article
    Xiang Wang, Kepeng Zhang, Zhuang Chen, Bin Zhang, Jian Chen, Jianhua Zhao. Analysis of absorption characteristics of polluted particles on optical mirrors[J]. Infrared and Laser Engineering, 2020, 49(4): 0414004 Copy Citation Text show less
    Light absorption model for contaminated particles
    Fig. 1. Light absorption model for contaminated particles
    Internal electric field strength of contaminated particles with different sizes
    Fig. 2. Internal electric field strength of contaminated particles with different sizes
    Absorption of polluted particles with different refractive index (a) real part and (b) virtual part
    Fig. 3. Absorption of polluted particles with different refractive index (a) real part and (b) virtual part
    Distribution of polluted particles on optical mirrors with different cleanliness
    Fig. 4. Distribution of polluted particles on optical mirrors with different cleanliness
    Ratio of absorptive value of particles of different sizes to total absorptive value of particles in different cleanliness
    Fig. 5. Ratio of absorptive value of particles of different sizes to total absorptive value of particles in different cleanliness
    Ratio of absorptive value of specular dust to total dust collection at different wavelengths
    Fig. 6. Ratio of absorptive value of specular dust to total dust collection at different wavelengths
    Ratio of polluted particle absorption to total absorption of specular particle with different refractive index
    Fig. 7. Ratio of polluted particle absorption to total absorption of specular particle with different refractive index
    Effects of air cleanliness on specular particulate pollutant absorption
    Fig. 8. Effects of air cleanliness on specular particulate pollutant absorption
    Influence of orientation of different working faces on absorption
    Fig. 9. Influence of orientation of different working faces on absorption
    ItemValue
    λ/μm 0.3250.6331.153.3910.6
    n1.53+0.01i1.53+0.000 5i1.5+0.001i1.5+0.02i1.7+0.2i
    Table 1. Refractive index of dust at different wavelengths
    Air class1 00010 000100 000
    Absorption(0.633 μm)2.80×10−81.92×10−71.31×10−6
    Absorption (1.15 μm)3.46×10−82.37×10−71.62×10−6
    Table 2. Absorption efficiency of different air cleanliness grades
    PlacementHorizontal downward surfaceVerticle surfaceHorizontal upward surface
    Absorption (0.633 μm) 1.94×10−102.33×10−92.80×10−8
    Absorption (1.15 μm) 2.39×10−102.88×10−93.46×10−8
    Table 3. Absorption efficient for different placement
    Exposure time1 d10 d20 d
    Absorption(0.633 μm)2.80×10−83.37×10−77.13×10−7
    Absorption(1.15 μm)3.46×10−84.16×10−78.80×10−7
    Table 4. Absorption efficiency at exposure times
    Xiang Wang, Kepeng Zhang, Zhuang Chen, Bin Zhang, Jian Chen, Jianhua Zhao. Analysis of absorption characteristics of polluted particles on optical mirrors[J]. Infrared and Laser Engineering, 2020, 49(4): 0414004
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