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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Nov. 08, 2011
Filed:
Dec. 28, 2007
Meryl Brothier, Aix en Provence, FR;
Pierre Estubier, Manosque, FR;
Julien Comte, Pontcharra, FR;
Patrick Baussand, Uriage les Bains, FR;
Johann Soyez, Aubagne, FR;
Meryl Brothier, Aix en Provence, FR;
Pierre Estubier, Manosque, FR;
Julien Comte, Pontcharra, FR;
Patrick Baussand, Uriage les Bains, FR;
Johann Soyez, Aubagne, FR;
Commissariat a l'Energie Atomique, Paris, FR;
Abstract
The measurement is carried out by a device of two non- dissociable measurement chains resulting in a continuous measurement which is representative of the total concentration of tars (even as traces) of a hot gas. It involves coupling of methods including one, SPME/GC/MS/PID, which is discontinuous and a priori partial, the other, PID, which is continuous but difficult to interpret alone. It is based on on-line processing of the elements transmitted by each of the measurement methods used. A tar generator () allows calibration of the apparatuses and calculation of the different coefficients required.