CN102841074A - Method for measuring coal mine gas by using laser wavelength scanning optical fiber of temperature control semiconductor - Google Patents
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The invention discloses a technology for measuring coal mine gas by using a laser wavelength scanning optical fiber of a temperature control semiconductor. The technology is characterized in that a constant-current source drives a semiconductor distributed feedback (DFB) laser device; an output wavelength of the semiconductor DFB laser device is close to a gas absorption peak and is scanned by changing the working temperature of the semiconductor DFB laser device; light output by the semiconductor DFB laser device is injected to a measured gas chamber; output light of the gas chamber carriers gas concentration information; a photoelectric detector converts a light signal into an electric signal; an analog-to-digital (A/D) acquisition card acquires the electric signal to a signal processing system; wavelength scanning of the semiconductor DFB laser device is resulted from temperature scanning; in the wavelength scanning range, the absorption peak of the gas exists; and the concentrationof gas can be calculated by comparing the light power at the position with the absorption peak with the light power at the position without the absorption peak. The sensing system is simple in structure and high in sensitivity.
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Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of optical fiber sensing, and particularly relates to a coal mine gas measurement method.
Background
The gas is a colorless, tasteless, inflammable and explosive gas, and the main component of the gas is methane. The gas explosion needs to simultaneously meet three conditions of gas with certain concentration, existence of high-temperature fire source, sufficient oxygen and the like, and the explosion limit of the gas is 5-16%. In China, accidents caused by gas explosion cause great damage to the life safety of people, so that the reduction or avoidance of the gas explosion accidents becomes an urgent task. The concentration of the gas is accurately, quickly and timely monitored and early warned, and the method has important effects on safety production, personal safety and environmental protection of coal mines.
At present, there are various methods for monitoring the concentration of gas, mainly including optical methods, electrochemical methods, semiconductor methods, contact combustion methods, and the like. The optical fiber sensor has the characteristics of stability, reliability, strong anti-electromagnetic interference capability, good electrical insulation, explosion resistance, long-distance long-term on-line measurement, simple structure of the sensing unit, easiness in forming an optical fiber sensing network and the like, and is suitable for measuring the gas concentration in severe dangerous environments. The optical fiber sensing gas measurement method can be further divided into modes of differential absorption, harmonic detection and the like according to the detection principle. In contrast, differential absorption has advantages of simple structure, convenient use, high reliability, and the like, and is therefore widely regarded.
In contrast, a patent differential absorption type optical fiber methane gas sensor (application number: 200310108619.6) was proposed by shanghai optical precision mechanical research institute of china academy of sciences, and a sensor for detecting methane by using the same broadband light source and using an optical fiber grating as a filter to obtain a narrow-band optical signal is provided. Therefore, the device has the advantages of simple structure, low cost, elimination of the interference of background noise and the like, but the precision is not high.
The Liu Tong Yu of Shandong province academy of sciences and laser institute has proposed the mining optic fibre gas of patent and monitored the conversion equipment (application number: 200910020240.7), has given out a method of adopting the injection current of the Distributed Feedback (DFB) laser of periodic change semiconductor to control its temperature at a constant value at the same time and modulate the wavelength of the laser, and then realize the scheme of the gas monitoring conversion equipment. The detection method improves the measurement accuracy and stability, but the light intensity output by the DFB laser changes along with the change of the injection current, which brings inconvenience to the measurement and processing of back-end data.
The Chenjiu, a national treasury photoelectric technology development Limited company in Anhui province, etc. provides a distributed laser methane monitoring system (application number: 201120284513.1), which relies on a tunable semiconductor laser absorption spectrum (TDLAS) technology and utilizes an optical cable to transmit laser emitted by a DFB laser to a laser methane sensor located underground so as to acquire, analyze, process and monitor signals. The TDLAS technique also exploits the characteristic of tunable semiconductor lasers that change in output wavelength with changing injection current.
The institute of optical precision machinery, Anhui, China academy of sciences, and others have proposed a patent for an optical fiber distributed multi-point real-time gas monitor and monitoring method (application number: 200810100549.2), and a method for monitoring gas by using a harmonic detection mode is provided. The gas monitoring device adopts a near-infrared semiconductor DFB laser with the center wavelength of 1653nm as a detection light source, and superposes a 50Hz sawtooth wave signal and a 5KHz sine wave signal generated by a signal generating circuit on the driving current of the laser at the same time, so as to modulate the output wavelength of the laser and finally realize the real-time monitoring of gas. However, this method is complicated in structure and puts higher demands on the design of the circuit and the whole system.
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The invention aims to make up for the defects of the prior art by using a temperature control semiconductor laser wavelength scanning optical fiber to measure coal mine gas.
In order to achieve the purpose, the technical scheme adopted by the invention is as follows:
a method for measuring coal mine gas by a temperature control semiconductor laser wavelength scanning optical fiber is characterized in that:
a. the constant current source drives the DFB laser to make the output power of the semiconductor DFB laser constant;
b. controlling the output wavelength of the semiconductor DFB laser by using a temperature scanning circuit to enable the fluctuation range of the output wavelength to be within 5 nm;
c. light output by a semiconductor DEF laser enters an input end of the optical fiber circulator, enters an air chamber through an output end, returns from the air chamber, and is output to a photoelectric detector from a reflection end of the optical fiber circulator; in the step, the light returned from the gas chamber carries the gas concentration information in the gas chamber;
d. the photoelectric detector converts the optical signal with the gas concentration information in the gas chamber into an electric signal, the A/D acquisition card acquires the electric signal, and the signal processing system calculates the gas concentration.
The center wavelength of the semiconductor DFB laser is 1653nm, and the output wavelength controlled by the temperature scanning circuit is from 1651nm to 1656 nm.
The constant current of the constant current source is 80mA, and the output power of the semiconductor DFB laser is constant at 5 mW.
The invention has the positive effects that: the semiconductor DFB laser used by the invention is driven by the constant current source, and the power of the light source can be kept stable; the temperature scanning circuit is used for controlling the output scanning changing wavelength of the semiconductor DFB laser, and the wavelength scanning range exceeding 5nm can be obtained; because the wavelength scanning detection technology is adopted, the light with the gas absorption wavelength and the light without the absorbed reference wavelength pass through the completely same transmission path, the anti-interference capability is strong, the signal-to-noise ratio is high, and the detection sensitivity is high; because the optical power is directly detected, the signal demodulation is simple, the system cost is low and the reliability is high.
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the principle of the present invention is shown in fig. 1: the system consists of a constant current source, a semiconductor DFB laser, a temperature scanning circuit, an optical fiber circulator, an air chamber, a photoelectric detector, an A/D acquisition card and a signal processing system. The invention adopts a semiconductor DFB laser with center wavelength of 1653nm, which is driven by constant current to make the output light intensity constant, and uses a temperature scanning circuit to control the output wavelength of the laser, so that the wavelength is swept to 5nm, the light output by the laser enters an optical fiber circulator and an air chamber and returns from the air chamber, the light with gas concentration information is output to a photoelectric detector by the reflection end of the optical fiber circulator, the photoelectric detector converts the optical signal into an electric signal, then the electric signal is collected by an A/D collection card to a signal processing system, and the principle of differential absorption is used by formulaAnd calculating the concentration of the gas.
Wherein,andrespectively show the wavelength of the gas absorption peak and the wavelength of the gas absorption peak,in order to emit the light intensity,in order to be the intensity of the incident light,which is the total efficiency of the optical path and the optoelectronic system,is the absorption coefficient at a certain wavelength,the length of interaction between the gas to be measured and the light,is the gas concentration.
Because the laser is driven by the constant current source, the output light intensity is constant, then
Due to the absence of gas absorption peaksTherefore, the concentration of the gas can be formulatedAnd (4) calculating.
The method comprises the following specific operation steps:
the system consists of a semiconductor DFB laser, a constant current source, a temperature scanning circuit, an optical fiber circulator, an air chamber, a photoelectric detector, an A/D acquisition card and a signal processing system. The connection relationship is as follows: the semiconductor DFB laser is driven by a constant current source, the output wavelength of the laser is controlled by a temperature scanning circuit, light output by the laser enters an input end 1 of an optical fiber circulator, an output end 2 of the optical fiber circulator is connected with an air chamber, the light is output from the output end 2 of the optical fiber circulator and returns from the air chamber through the air chamber, light with gas concentration information is output to a photoelectric detector through a reflection end 3 of the optical fiber circulator, the photoelectric detector converts an optical signal into an electric signal, the electric signal is collected to a signal processing system through an A/D (analog/digital) collection card, and finally the concentration of the gas is calculated.
The invention adopts a semiconductor DFB laser with center wavelength of 1653nm, and is driven by a constant current of 80mA to stabilize the output light power at 5mW, and a temperature scanning circuit is used for controlling the output wavelength of the laser to scan from 1651nm to 1656nm, and in the scanned 5nm range, the absorption peak wavelength of gas existsAnd a very close absorption peak wavelength without gasE.g. taking measurements、From the principle part, by comparisonAndthe gas concentration can be calculated.
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1. A method for measuring coal mine gas by a temperature control semiconductor laser wavelength scanning optical fiber is characterized in that:
a. the constant current source drives the semiconductor DFB laser to make the output power of the semiconductor DFB laser constant;
b. controlling the output wavelength of the semiconductor DFB laser by using a temperature scanning circuit to enable the fluctuation range of the output wavelength to be within 5 nm;
c. light output by a semiconductor DEF laser enters an input end of the optical fiber circulator, enters an air chamber through an output end, returns from the air chamber, and is output to a photoelectric detector from a reflection end of the optical fiber circulator; in the step, the light returned from the gas chamber carries the gas concentration information in the gas chamber;
d. the photoelectric detector converts the optical signal with the gas concentration information in the gas chamber into an electric signal, the A/D acquisition card acquires the electric signal, and the signal processing system calculates the gas concentration.
2. A semiconductor DFB laser as claimed in claim 1 having a center wavelength of 1653nm and an output wavelength controlled by the temperature sweep circuit to sweep from 1651nm to 1656 nm.
3. The constant current source of claim 1 having a constant current of 80mA and a constant output power of 5mW for the semiconductor DFB laser.
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