Abstract

In order to compensate for the limitations of traditional temperature measurement methods, glass plates were installed on both sides of the single-dome combustion chamber test piece, and two CCD cameras observed the combustion flame in the furnace from different positions. The obtained flame radiation images were combined into a single image through the video capture card, and then the images were input into the reconstruction algorithm software to calculate the three-dimensional temperature field in the combustion chamber in real-time. The software could dynamically display the temperature distribution at three different positions in the chamber. This marked the first time that the temperature field in the combustion chamber was obtained using this new temperature measurement technology, which preliminarily verifies the feasibility of reconstructing the temperature field in the single-dome combustion chamber through flame image temperature measurement technology.

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