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1 November 1990 Three-dimensional temperature measurement in flames by multispectral tomographic image analysis
Wolfgang Fischer, Hans Burkhardt
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Abstract
A model-based image-analysis technique is presented which allows the calculation of combustion and flame parameters and physical quantities. Emission-tomographic techniques are employed to determine the radiation-intensity distribution of the flame, and only one image is required in the case of rotational symmetry. After regularizing and constraining the radiation-intensity distribution the intensity distributions of two or more images are examined at different optical wavelengths. The image analysis can be used to determine 3D temperature distributions and gas concentrations for each pixel with pyrometric methods, and the results compare favorably with other measured temperatures. The technique can be used to analyze particular radiation characteristics of combustion processes by employing optical filters
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Wolfgang Fischer and Hans Burkhardt "Three-dimensional temperature measurement in flames by multispectral tomographic image analysis", Proc. SPIE 1349, Applications of Digital Image Processing XIII, (1 November 1990); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.23521
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KEYWORDS
Cameras

Reconstruction algorithms

3D image processing

Optical filters

Tomography

Temperature metrology

Image processing

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