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Mid-infrared laser absorption tomography for quantitative temperature, CO, and CO2 in turbulent flames

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Abstract

Mid-infrared laser absorption tomography is presented as a quantitative method to spatially-resolve species and temperature profiles in small-diameter flames relevant to practical combustion systems. Example measurements in a canonical turbulent flame are discussed.

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