Chemical Oxygen–Iodine Laser Diluted by CO2/N2 Buffer Gases with a Cryosorption Vacuum Pump

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Experiments were carried out on a verti-chemical oxygen–iodine laser (COIL), which was designed for N2 and energized by a square-pipe jet singlet oxygen generator (JSOG). A cryosorption vacuum pump was used as the pressure recovery system for CO2 and N2 buffer gases. The output power with CO2 was 27.3% lower than that with N2, but the zeolite bed showed an adsorption capacity threefold higher for CO2 than for N2 in the continuous operation with a Cl2 flow rate of 155 mmol/s and a total flow rate of $430\pm 3$ mmol/s.
Published by the Japan Society of Applied Physics through the Institute of Pure and Applied Physicsの論文
2008-11-25