This paper reveals TDLAS-based detection tracks CO2 emissions in real-time, indicating a solution for climate monitoring.
With the growth of industrialization and energy consumption, a large number of CO 2 gas emissions lead to global warming and cause a series of environmental problems, which have a great negative impact on the global ecosystem. Therefore, accurate monitoring of CO 2 concentration is crucial for understanding climate change and formulating emission reduction strategies.The traditional non-optical analysis method is difficult to measure the low concentration of CO 2 gas, and the accuracy is generally low. In this paper, based on tunable diode laser absorption spectroscopy ( TDLAS ), a set of CO 2 concentration detection system is constructed by selecting 2004 nm as the central wavelength of the laser. Through the static sensitivity calibration experiment, the calibration is carried out at an interval of 100 ppm. The fitting curve of the integral absorbance and concentration of CO 2 gas at 0-1500 ppm concentration is obtained. B1y randomly selecting three concentration points, the average error of the system concentration detection is verified to be less than 5%, and the low concentration measurement of CO 2 gas is realized.
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