This work reports a discussion of several sol-gels formed using a variety of preparation procedures with a view to the production of a suitable substrate for chemically sensitive dyes for various fiber optic fluorescence-based sensor applications. The compositions, qualitative appearance, and coatin
Fiber-optic pH sensor for in situ applications
✍ Scribed by S. Motellier; M.H. Michels; B. Duréault; P. Toulhoat
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1993
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 560 KB
- Volume
- 11
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0925-4005
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✦ Synopsis
An evaluation of the feasibility of a fiber-optic pH sensor has been carried out. The pH sensor is composed of an optode connected to the transmitter-receiver apparatus (Optolec H) through a 1OOm long fiber. Three diodes of carefully chosen wavelengths are located in the Opt&c H and emit through a bundle of nine fibers to the end of the optode, where the oncoming light is reflected on an immobilized pH-indicator-based spherical bead of resin and sent back for analysis to the Optolec H through a central fiber. The influences of ionic strength as well as precision, response time, and lifetime have been determined. This device is to be used for routine in situ measurements in an underground laboratory devoted to studies in comxction with nuclear waste repositories, where harsh conditions are encountered for direct collection of waters and traditional post-determination with a pH meter.
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