2021
DOI: 10.1515/teme-2020-0102
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Systemdesign und Fehlerabschätzung der radio–akustischen Temperaturmessung

Abstract: Zusammenfassung Berührungslose Temperatur- und Strömungsgeschwindigkeitsmessung ist von enormer Wichtigkeit, sowohl in der Klimaforschung aber auch bei industriellen Anwendungen. Dabei ist es für die Optimierung der Systeme entscheidend, die zu erwartenden Messfehler abschätzen zu können. In diesem Beitrag wird eine dieser Methoden basierend auf dem radio-akustischen Prinzip (RASS) umfassend untersucht. Messsysteme nach dieser Methode nützen die akustisch-elektromagnetische Wechselwirkung um aus… Show more

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“…The principle of acoustic temperature sensing mechanism is based on multipath time-of-flight (TOF) to solve the multidimensional temperature field distribution. Following the acquisition of the TOF and the discretization of the temperature field for each path, an algebraic equation representing the relationship between temperature and TOF in the discrete grid is established, transforming the temperature field reconstruction problem into a problem of solving a system of equations. , The propagation velocity of sound waves in a gas medium is a function of the gas temperature. Assuming that gas composition and content are known, the relationship between the propagation velocity of sound waves and the temperature is as follows: v = γ R T m = Z T where v is the speed of acoustic wave propagation in m/s ; γ is the ratio of constant pressure specific heat capacity to constant volume specific heat capacity of the gas medium and is related to gas composition; R is the gas constant, which is 8.314 J / (mol·K); T is the thermodynamic temperature in K ; m is the molecular weight of the gas in kg/mol; and Z is derived as follows: Z = γ R m where Z is a constant Z of 20.03 for the given gas.…”
Section: Fire Detection Using Acoustic Thermometrymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The principle of acoustic temperature sensing mechanism is based on multipath time-of-flight (TOF) to solve the multidimensional temperature field distribution. Following the acquisition of the TOF and the discretization of the temperature field for each path, an algebraic equation representing the relationship between temperature and TOF in the discrete grid is established, transforming the temperature field reconstruction problem into a problem of solving a system of equations. , The propagation velocity of sound waves in a gas medium is a function of the gas temperature. Assuming that gas composition and content are known, the relationship between the propagation velocity of sound waves and the temperature is as follows: v = γ R T m = Z T where v is the speed of acoustic wave propagation in m/s ; γ is the ratio of constant pressure specific heat capacity to constant volume specific heat capacity of the gas medium and is related to gas composition; R is the gas constant, which is 8.314 J / (mol·K); T is the thermodynamic temperature in K ; m is the molecular weight of the gas in kg/mol; and Z is derived as follows: Z = γ R m where Z is a constant Z of 20.03 for the given gas.…”
Section: Fire Detection Using Acoustic Thermometrymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Following the acquisition of the TOF and the discretization of the temperature field for each path, an algebraic equation representing the relationship between temperature and TOF in the discrete grid is established, transforming the temperature field reconstruction problem into a problem of solving a system of equations. 61,62 The propagation velocity of sound waves in a gas medium is a function of the gas temperature. Assuming that gas composition and content are known, the relationship between the propagation velocity of sound waves and the temperature is as follows:…”
Section: Principles Of Acoustic Thermometrymentioning
confidence: 99%