Sensor factor correction for collimated beam experiments using a medium pressure ultraviolet lamp

Authors: Hu, Hong-Ying; Bolton, James R.; Guo, Mei-Ting

Source: Journal of Environmental Engineering and Science, Volume 7, Number 6, November 2008 , pp. 677-679(3)

Publisher: NRC Research Press

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Abstract:

A detailed protocol is presented documenting how a `sensor factor' correction should be calculated when undertaking quasi collimated beam experiments using a polychromatic medium pressure ultraviolet lamp. The correction factor was determined as 0.778 through Pyrex filtration test. This new protocol is particularly important if the radiometer sensor has significant sensitivity at wavelengths longer than 300 nm.

Cet article présente un protocole détaillé documentant comment calculer la correction d'un « coefficient de capteur » lors d'expériences sur des faisceaux quasi collimatés utilisant une lampe ultraviolette polychromatique à pression moyenne. Le coefficient de correction a été déterminé à 0,778 par l'essai de filtration avec Pyrex. Ce nouveau protocole est particulièrement important si le capteur radiométrique est très sensible aux longueurs d'ondes supérieures à 300 nm.

Document Type: Research article

Publication date: 2008-11-01

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  • Since January 2002, NRC Research Press has published the Journal of Environmental Engineering and Science. During the seven-year history of the journal, the co-editors, Dr. Donald S. Mavinic and Dr. Daniel W. Smith, built a high-quality journal that was well respected by its community of researchers in Canada and around the world. The last issues of the Journal of Environmental Engineering and Science was published in November 2008 together with a supplement.
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