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Low temperature fiber optic pyrometer for fast time resolved temperature measurements

Michael Willsch, T. Bosselmann, D. Gaenshirt, Joachim H. Kaiser, Michael Villnow, M. Banda

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Abstract

Low temperature Pyrometry at temperatures beyond 150°C is limited in the measurement speed due to slow pyroelectric detectors. To detect the circumferential temperature distribution of fast rotating machines a novel Fiber Optical Pyrometer Type is presented here.

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Low temperature Pyrometry at temperatures beyond 150°C is limited in the measurement speed due to slow pyroelectric detectors. To detect the circumferential temperature distribution of fast rotating machines a novel Fiber Optical Pyrometer Type is presented here.

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Low temperature Pyrometry at temperatures beyond 150°C is limited in the measurement speed due to slow pyroelectric detectors. To detect the circumferential temperature distribution of fast rotating machines a novel Fiber Optical Pyrometer Type is presented here.

Key concepts: Pyrometer, Temperature measurement, Optical fiber, Materials science, Optics, Detector, Pyroelectricity, Fiber optic sensor

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