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Abstract
Due to the influence of chemical reactions, phase change, and other phenomena, the combustion system is a complicated high-temperature environment. Therefore, the spatio-temporally resolved monitoring of the temperature field is crucial for gaining a comprehensive understanding of the intricate combustion environment. In this study, we proposed a fast and high-precision temperature measurement technique based on mid-infrared (MIR) dual-comb spectroscopy with a high spectral resolution and fast refresh rate. Based on this technique, the spatio-temporally resolved measurement of a non-uniform temperature field was achieved along the laser path. To verify the capability of DCS for temperature measurement, the bandhead ro-vibrational lines of the CO2 molecule were acquired, and the 1-σ uncertainty of the retrieved temperature was 3.2°C at 800°C within 100 ms. The results demonstrate the potential of our fast and high-precision laser diagnostic technique which can be further applied to combustion kinetics.
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