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DTIC ADA1008865: Characterization of Aerosol Nonlinear Effects on a...
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This report describes a set of aerosol measurements to
determine the effect of a countermeasure smoke, white
phosphorus (WP), on a pulsed high-energy laser (HEL)
beam. An analysis of the aerosol (gaseous and particulate
airborne material) was used as the basis for calculations
of evaporative clearing, and application was made to a
given specific test situation. Linear propagation
properties forming the basis for the 10.6 micrometers
pulsed laser nonlinear effects are obtained relatively
directly by using spectrophone absorption and extinction,
a light scattering particle spectrometer and
nephelometers (particle density as a function of radius
and mass loading), and dew-point hygrometer (partial
pressure of water vapor). General conclusions are that,
for the smoke produced by burning WP, a CO2 pulsed HEL
beam clears the optical path quite rapidly and
efficiently. The absorption after clearing is caused by
the residual vapors and is much lower. (Author)
Date Published: 2020-01-14 18:11:15
Identifier: DTIC_ADA1008865
Item Size: 42310056
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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