High Temperature Absorption Cell

Sylvain Leonis, Olivier Browet, Nicolas Hespel, Muriel Lepere

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Résumé

The temperature dependence of many line parameters, such as pressure broadening coefficient or line intensities, are from primary importance in spectroscopy. The uses for these parameters range indeed from cold to hot environments. We can give as examples the planetary atmospheres, the combustions fumes or even stellar outer layers.
Another purpose is to check the empirical laws used to describe the temperature dependence of broadening[1] or shifts[2] coefficients. Here, we need a wide temperature range, in order to see deviations to the laws predictions[3].
Many experimental setups exist to achieve either low or high temperature. In the domain of low temperature, we can cite the supersonic jet expansion[4] or liquid-nitrogen cooled absorption cell[5]. In the domain of high temperature, many single pass cells exists[6,7,8], but only one multipass, with a Herriott design[9].
These absorption cells are often limited in reachable optical path length, operating temperature or incapacitated by the presence of a temperature gradient.
In this work we present a new White-type multipass absorption cell, able to achieve very high, uniform (in both time and space) temperature. The cell also offers an adaptable optical path length.
References
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langue originaleAnglais
Nombre de pages1
Etat de la publicationPublié - 28 août 2016

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