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According to infrared (IR) radiation attenuation mechanism at different distance to monitor a special object’s apparent temperature in oil-gas gathering-transferring station, in this paper, a temperature measuring equivalent model with IR attenuation coefficient method in the whole measuring range was proposed, and the sensing distance of IR temperature measurement for an equivalent sensitivity was derived. The number of nodes and sensors needed for determined deployment in WSN were presents consequently. The effects of the object’s alert temperature and air’s on the measurement of equivalent atmosphere attenuation were analyzed by numerical calculation. The object’s real apparent temperatures were estimated by the measured values at different distance between the sensor and object. The results shows that the maximal relative error of temperature measurement was not exceed 7.57% (K), so, it can offer some reference for the scene of temperature monitoring sensor deployment in oil-gas gathering-transferring station.
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Scientific Journal of Information Engineering June 2014, Volume 4, Issue 3, PP.72-77
On Temperature Measurement with IR for
Sensor Node Deployment in Oil-Gas Gathering-
Transferring Station Information Processing Technology
Rui Dan, Xueyu Zou#
Electronics Information School, Yangtze University, Jingzhou 434023, China
# Email: [email protected]
Abstract
According to infrared (IR) radiation attenuation mechanism at different distance to monitor a special objects apparent temperature in
oil-gas gathering-transferring station, in this paper, a temperature measuring equivalent model with IR attenuation coefficient method
in the whole measuring range was proposed, and the sensing distance of IR temperature measurement for an equivalent sensitivity was
derived. The number of nodes and sensors needed for determined deployment in WSN were presents consequently. The effects of the
objects alert temperature and airs on the measurement of equivalent atmosphere attenuation were analyzed by numerical calculation.
The objects real apparent temperatures were estimated by the measured values at different distance between the sensor and object.
The results shows that the maximal relative error of temperature measurement was not exceed 7.57% (K), so, it can offer some
reference for the scene of temperature monitoring sensor deployment in oil-gas gathering-transferring station.
Keywords: Infrared Temperature Measurement; Air Attenuation Coefficient; Sensor Deployment; WSN
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