Electron density measurements in shock tube using microwave interferometry

Microwave interferometry (MWI) is a nonintrusive diagnostic technique, capable of measuring small quantities of electrons present in a flame plasma. In this paper, a 94 GHz microwave interferometer is characterized and validated to perform robust and reliable measurements of electron concentrations...

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description Microwave interferometry (MWI) is a nonintrusive diagnostic technique, capable of measuring small quantities of electrons present in a flame plasma. In this paper, a 94 GHz microwave interferometer is characterized and validated to perform robust and reliable measurements of electron concentrations in thermal and nonthermal plasmas in a shock tube. The MWI system is validated first by measuring the refractive index of a dielectric material. Subsequently, the system is used for measuring electron densities during the thermal ionization of argon and krypton in shock tube experiments. The measured activation energies are in good agreement with both the measured values from previous studies and theoretical values. The MWI system is finally used for measuring electron density time-histories in fuel oxidation experiments in the shock tube. The electron density profile of methane combustion shows a peak at the ignition time which agrees with pressure measurements. Experimental electron histories are also in overall agreement with predictions of the methane ion chemistry model.
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Diagnostic systems
Electron density measurement
Electron density profiles
Interferometry
Ionization
Krypton
Methane
Organic chemistry
Oxidation
Plasma
Plasmas (physics)
Refractivity
Scientific apparatus & instruments
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