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Sensors for control of water transparency in optical and microwave ranges

V F Kravchenko1,2,3, E V Krivenko4, V I Lutsenko4, I V Popov4


1. Kotel’nikov Institute of Radio Engineering and Electronics of Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow 125009, Russia;2. Bauman Moscow State Technical University, Moscow 105005, Russia;3. Scientific and Technological Center of Unique Instrumentation of Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow 119992, Russia;4. Usikov Institute of Radiophysics and Electronics of National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kharkiv 61085, Ukraine)


Abstract: In the face of deteriorating environmental conditions in the world, water quality control is an urgent task. It can be solved by creating sensors with high accuracy and low cost, which requires the development of fundamentally new radiophysical methods that take advantage of the optical, microwave and millimeter wavelengths that have a significantly greater sensitivity to low concentrations of pollutants and a lower inertia. The article presents prototypes of measuring cells of the microwave and optical ranges as well as the results of an experimental study of water of various degrees of pollution with their help. The results show that the use of the highly sensitive method of capillary-waveguide resonance makes it possible to detect the presence of micro impurities in water with concentrations up to 0.1% and to identify water even from sources of various natural origins. In addition, the use of measurements at several frequencies in the optical range will make it possible to solve the problem of creating water control sensors with high sensitivity to pollution and low cost. It can be concluded that the possibility of complex use of multiwave sensors (optical, infrared and microwave ranges) allows to increase the sensitivity and reliability of water quality assessment.


Key words: optical sensor; light attenuation in the medium; optical transparency; capillary-waveguide resonator; dielectric characteristics; Q-factor and depths of resonance absorption


CLD number: TP212                   Document code: A


Article ID: 1674-8042(2018)04-0354-06                  doi: 10.3969/j.issn.1674-8042.2018.04.008


 

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光波和微波范围内检测水体透明度的传感器研制


V F Kravchenko1,2,3, E V Krivenko4, V I Lutsenko4, I V Popov4


1. 俄罗斯科学院  无线电工程与电子学研究所, 莫斯科 125009;2. 莫斯科国立鲍曼工程学院,  莫斯科 105005;3. 俄罗斯科学院 特种仪器科技中心, 莫斯科 119992;4. 乌克兰国家科学院 乌斯科夫无线电物理学与电子学研究所, 哈尔科夫 61085)


  :  面对日益恶化的全球环境, 水质量控制刻不容缓。 基于基本的新型无线电物理学方法的发展, 高精度、 低成本的传感器可以解决这一问题, 它利用了光波、 微波和毫米波对低浓度污染物非常敏感和低惯量的特性。 本文呈现了微波和光波范内的测量单元模型并利用他们对各种污染程度的水进行了实验研究。 结果表明,  利用高灵敏度的毛细管-波导谐振方法可以对微量杂质浓度达0.1%的水质进行检测, 甚至可以对各种水源的水进行辨别。  此外, 利用光波范围内几种频率的测量值使得开发高灵敏度和低成本的传感器控制水质成为可能。 可以看出, 光波、 红外和微波范围内的多波传感器的应用可以增加水质监测的灵敏度和可靠性。


关键词:  光学传感器; 介质中的光衰减; 光学透明性; 毛细管波导谐振器;  介电特性; 共振吸收的深度和Q因子


 

引用格式:  V F Kravchenko, E V Krivenko, V I Lutsenko, et al. Sensors for control for water transparency in optical and microwave ranges. Journal of Measurement Science and Instrumentation, 2018, 9(4): 354-359. [doi: 10.3969/j.issn.1674-8042.2018.04.008]


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