CN111007033B - Trace acetylene gas concentration detection method based on spectrum and power spectrum feature fusion - Google Patents
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Abstract
A trace acetylene gas concentration detection method based on spectrum and power spectrum feature fusion belongs to the field of trace gas detection and comprises the following steps: trace acetylene gas samples of different concentrations were prepared. Raw infrared spectra were collected for each gas sample. And acquiring a characteristic wavelength information matrix according to the preprocessed infrared spectrum. And acquiring a characteristic frequency information matrix according to the power spectrum of the original infrared spectrum. And fusing the two information matrixes to obtain a fusion characteristic information matrix of each gas sample. And repeatedly acquiring the original infrared spectrum of each gas sample and executing related subsequent steps to enable the number of the fusion characteristic information matrixes of each gas sample to reach a preset value. And dividing the fusion characteristic information matrix of each gas sample into a training sample and a correction sample. And obtaining a final detection model based on the training sample and the correction sample. And detecting the acetylene gas sample to be detected based on the final detection model. The method can realize the rapid and accurate detection of the concentration of the trace acetylene gas.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to a trace acetylene gas concentration detection method, and belongs to the field of trace gas detection.
Background
Acetylene is a colorless, flammable gas that produces an oxyacetylene flame when burned that can be used to cut or weld metals. In addition, acetylene is an important organic raw material and is widely used in industrial production. However, since acetylene has flammability, when the content of acetylene in the air reaches 2.3% to 72.3%, explosion occurs upon exposure to open flame. Therefore, in order to ensure the production safety, the concentration of the trace acetylene gas in the industrial field needs to be accurately detected.
The existing acetylene gas concentration detection method mainly comprises an infrared absorption spectrometry, wherein the method selects absorption characteristics based on the near infrared spectrum of acetylene gas molecules, and determines the concentration of acetylene gas by utilizing the relation between the concentration of acetylene gas and absorption intensity.
However, since the absorption spectrum width of acetylene gas in the near-infrared band is only nanometer level, when the concentration of acetylene gas is low, the absorption peak signal of acetylene gas is very weak, and the acetylene gas is easily submerged in the background noise of the spectrum, so that it is difficult to detect the concentration of trace acetylene gas quickly and accurately directly according to the absorption spectrum.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention provides a trace acetylene gas concentration detection method based on the fusion of spectral and power spectral characteristics, which aims to solve the problem that the concentration of trace acetylene gas cannot be quickly and accurately detected by the existing acetylene gas concentration detection method based on the infrared absorption spectrum principle.
The trace acetylene gas concentration detection method based on the fusion of the spectral and power spectral characteristics comprises the following steps:
s1, preparing a preset number of trace acetylene gas samples with different concentrations;
s2, collecting the original infrared spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample;
s3, preprocessing the original infrared spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample;
s4, extracting a plurality of characteristic wavelength information related to acetylene concentration in the infrared spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample after pretreatment to obtain a characteristic wavelength information matrix formed by the characteristic wavelength information;
s5, obtaining a power spectrum of the original infrared spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample;
s6, extracting a plurality of characteristic frequency information related to acetylene concentration in a power spectrum of an original infrared spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample to obtain a characteristic frequency information matrix formed by the characteristic frequency information;
s7, fusing the characteristic wavelength information matrix and the characteristic frequency information matrix of each trace acetylene gas sample to obtain a fused characteristic information matrix;
s8, repeatedly executing the steps S2 to S7 until the number of the fusion characteristic information matrixes of each trace acetylene gas sample reaches a preset value;
s9, dividing a plurality of fusion characteristic information matrixes of each trace acetylene gas sample into a training sample and a correction sample;
s10, establishing a trace acetylene gas concentration initial detection model by adopting each fusion characteristic information matrix as a training sample and the known concentration information of the trace acetylene gas sample corresponding to the fusion characteristic information matrix;
s11, correcting the initial detection model of the concentration of the trace acetylene gas by adopting each fusion characteristic information matrix as a correction sample and the known concentration information of the trace acetylene gas sample corresponding to the fusion characteristic information matrix to obtain a final detection model of the concentration of the trace acetylene gas;
and S12, collecting the acetylene gas sample to be detected, obtaining a fusion characteristic information matrix of the acetylene gas sample, and inputting the fusion characteristic information matrix into a final detection model of the concentration of the trace acetylene gas to obtain the acetylene concentration information of the acetylene gas sample.
Preferably, the step S1 of preparing the predetermined parts of the trace acetylene gas samples with different concentrations specifically includes:
preparing 9 parts of trace acetylene gas samples, wherein the acetylene concentrations of the 9 parts of trace acetylene gas samples are 100-900 ppm respectively, and the concentration gradient is 100 ppm.
Preferably, the raw infrared spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample collected in step S2 is specifically:
under the environment condition of standard atmospheric pressure and room temperature of 26 ℃, an infrared spectrometer is used for collecting the absorption spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample within the wavelength range of 1529.5-1532.5 nm.
Preferably, the preprocessing of the raw infrared spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample in step S3 is specifically:
and performing wavelet denoising, multivariate scattering correction and standard normal variable correction on the original infrared spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample.
Preferably, in step S4, a plurality of characteristic wavelength information related to the acetylene concentration in the pre-processed infrared spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample is extracted by using a principal component analysis method.
Preferably, step S5 obtains the corresponding power spectrum by fourier transforming the raw infrared spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample.
Preferably, the characteristic frequency information related to the acetylene concentration in the power spectrum of the original infrared spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample extracted in step S6 is 18Hz and 23 Hz.
Preferably, the number of the fusion characteristic information matrix per trace acetylene gas sample is 8 at the end of the execution of step S8;
in step S9, 5 fusion characteristic information matrices are randomly selected from 8 fusion characteristic information matrices of each trace acetylene gas sample as training samples, and the remaining 3 fusion characteristic information matrices are used as correction samples.
Preferably, step S10 establishes an initial detection model of the trace acetylene gas concentration based on a partial least squares algorithm.
Preferably, the correction decision coefficient of the final detection model of the trace acetylene gas concentration is more than 0.95.
The method for detecting the concentration of the trace acetylene gas based on the characteristic fusion of the spectrum and the power spectrum obtains a characteristic wavelength information matrix according to the preprocessed infrared spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample, obtains a characteristic frequency information matrix according to the power spectrum of the original infrared spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample, and obtains a fusion characteristic information matrix of each trace acetylene gas sample by fusing the characteristic frequency information matrix and the characteristic frequency information matrix which correspond to each other. And repeatedly acquiring the original infrared spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample and executing related subsequent steps to enable the number of the fusion characteristic information matrix of each trace acetylene gas sample to reach a preset value. Then, dividing a plurality of fusion characteristic information matrixes of each trace acetylene gas sample into a training sample and a correction sample, establishing a trace acetylene gas concentration initial detection model by adopting each fusion characteristic information matrix as the training sample and the known acetylene concentration information of the trace acetylene gas sample corresponding to the fusion characteristic information matrix, and correcting the trace acetylene gas concentration initial detection model by adopting each fusion characteristic information matrix as the correction sample and the known acetylene concentration information of the trace acetylene gas sample corresponding to the fusion characteristic information matrix to obtain a trace acetylene gas concentration final detection model.
In the method for detecting the concentration of the trace acetylene gas based on the fusion of the spectral characteristics and the power spectral characteristics, the fusion characteristic information matrix of the trace acetylene gas sample is a basis for establishing and correcting an initial detection model of the concentration of the trace acetylene gas so as to obtain a final detection model of the concentration of the trace acetylene gas. And the fusion characteristic information matrix of the trace acetylene gas sample is obtained by fusing the characteristic wavelength information matrix and the characteristic frequency information matrix of the trace acetylene gas sample. On one hand, because a plurality of pieces of characteristic wavelength information forming the characteristic wavelength information matrix are all from the infrared spectrum after the pretreatment of the trace acetylene gas sample, the final detection model for the trace acetylene gas concentration has higher sensitivity, and can realize the rapid detection of the trace acetylene gas concentration. On the other hand, a plurality of characteristic frequency information forming the characteristic frequency information matrix are all from a power spectrum of an original infrared spectrum of the trace acetylene gas sample, the power spectrum is obtained by performing Fourier transform on the corresponding original infrared spectrum, and the amplitudes of the plurality of characteristic frequency information and the concentration of the acetylene gas sample are in an obvious linear relation. The distribution range of the energy of the infrared spectrum absorption signal and the distribution range of the energy of the noise on the frequency domain are different, so that the characteristic frequency information is not interfered by the system noise, the detection result of the final detection model of the concentration of the trace acetylene gas has higher accuracy, and the concentration of the trace acetylene gas can be accurately detected.
Therefore, the final detection model of the concentration of the trace acetylene gas, provided by the method for detecting the concentration of the trace acetylene gas based on the characteristic fusion of the spectrum and the power spectrum, can give consideration to both the sensitivity and the accuracy of detection due to the comprehensive consideration of the characteristic information of the infrared absorption spectrum and the characteristic information of the power spectrum of the infrared absorption spectrum, and can realize the rapid and accurate detection of the trace acetylene gas. Furthermore, the detection object of the trace gas concentration detection method provided by the invention is not limited to acetylene gas, and is also suitable for the concentration detection of other gases with periodic absorption spectrum characteristics.
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FIG. 1 is a flow chart of an implementation of a trace acetylene gas concentration detection method based on the fusion of spectral and power spectral features according to an embodiment;
FIG. 2 is a schematic block diagram of a trace acetylene gas concentration detection method based on the fusion of spectral and power spectral features according to an embodiment;
FIG. 3 is a graph showing the standard absorption spectrum of acetylene gas in the wavelength range of 1529.5-1532.5 nm;
FIG. 4 is a power spectrum of a standard absorption spectrum of acetylene gas in the wavelength range of 1529.5-1532.5 nm;
FIG. 5 is an absorption spectrum of a trace acetylene gas sample with the concentration of 100-900 ppm mentioned in the example in the wavelength range of 1529.5-1532.5 nm;
FIG. 6 is a power spectrum of an absorption spectrum of a trace acetylene gas sample with the concentration of 100-900 ppm in the wavelength range of 1529.5-1532.5 nm mentioned in the example.
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The trace acetylene gas concentration detection method based on the fusion of the spectral characteristics and the power spectral characteristics will be further described with reference to the accompanying drawings.
Example (b): the present embodiment is described in detail below with reference to fig. 1 to 6.
Fig. 1 is a flow chart of an implementation of the trace acetylene gas concentration detection method based on the fusion of spectral and power spectral features according to this embodiment. Fig. 2 is a schematic block diagram of a trace acetylene gas concentration detection method based on the fusion of spectral and power spectral features according to the embodiment.
Referring to fig. 1 and fig. 2, the trace acetylene gas concentration detection method based on the fusion of spectral and power spectral features according to the embodiment includes the following steps:
s1, preparing a preset number of trace acetylene gas samples with different concentrations;
s2, collecting the original infrared spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample;
s3, preprocessing the original infrared spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample;
s4, extracting a plurality of characteristic wavelength information related to acetylene concentration in the infrared spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample after pretreatment to obtain a characteristic wavelength information matrix formed by the characteristic wavelength information;
s5, obtaining a power spectrum of an original infrared spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample;
s6, extracting a plurality of characteristic frequency information related to acetylene concentration in a power spectrum of an original infrared spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample to obtain a characteristic frequency information matrix formed by the characteristic frequency information;
s7, fusing the characteristic wavelength information matrix and the characteristic frequency information matrix of each trace acetylene gas sample to obtain a fused characteristic information matrix;
s8, repeatedly executing the steps S2 to S7 until the number of the fusion characteristic information matrixes of each trace acetylene gas sample reaches a preset value;
s9, dividing a plurality of fusion characteristic information matrixes of each trace acetylene gas sample into a training sample and a correction sample;
s10, establishing a trace acetylene gas concentration initial detection model by adopting each fusion characteristic information matrix as a training sample and the known concentration information of the trace acetylene gas sample corresponding to the fusion characteristic information matrix;
s11, correcting the initial detection model of the concentration of the trace acetylene gas by adopting the fusion characteristic information matrix of each corrected sample and the known concentration information of the trace acetylene gas sample corresponding to the fusion characteristic information matrix to obtain a final detection model of the concentration of the trace acetylene gas;
and S12, collecting the acetylene gas sample to be detected, obtaining a fusion characteristic information matrix of the acetylene gas sample, and inputting the fusion characteristic information matrix into a final detection model of the concentration of the trace acetylene gas to obtain the acetylene concentration information of the acetylene gas sample.
In this embodiment, the step S1 of preparing the predetermined parts of trace acetylene gas samples with different concentrations specifically includes:
preparing 9 parts of trace acetylene gas samples, wherein the acetylene concentrations of the 9 parts of trace acetylene gas samples are 100-900 ppm respectively, and the concentration gradient is 100 ppm.
Before preparing a trace acetylene gas sample, nitrogen is adopted to blow a gas chamber to remove interference of residual gas in the gas chamber, and then 100-900 ppm acetylene gas is respectively injected into the gas chamber. In the preparation process, an acetylene gas analyzer is adopted to calibrate the acetylene concentration of each trace acetylene gas sample so as to ensure the accuracy of the concentration of each trace acetylene gas sample.
In this embodiment, the original infrared spectrum obtained by collecting each trace acetylene gas sample in step S2 specifically includes:
under the environment condition of standard atmospheric pressure and room temperature of 26 ℃, an infrared spectrometer is used for collecting the absorption spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample within the wavelength range of 1529.5-1532.5 nm.
In this embodiment, the preprocessing of the raw infrared spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample in step S3 specifically includes:
and performing wavelet denoising, multivariate scattering correction and standard normal variable correction on the original infrared spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample.
In the present embodiment, step S4 adopts a principal component analysis method to extract a plurality of characteristic wavelength information related to the acetylene concentration in the preprocessed infrared spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample.
In the present embodiment, step S5 obtains a corresponding power spectrum by performing fourier transform on the original infrared spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample.
In the present embodiment, the characteristic frequency information related to the acetylene concentration in the power spectrum of the original infrared spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample extracted in step S6 is 18Hz and 23 Hz.
In this embodiment, the characteristic wavelength information matrix is a, the characteristic frequency information matrix is B, and the corresponding fusion characteristic information matrix M is:
M＝[A；B]
in the present embodiment, the number of the fusion characteristic information matrices per trace acetylene gas sample is 8 at the time of completion of step S8;
in step S9, 5 fusion characteristic information matrices are randomly selected from 8 fusion characteristic information matrices of each trace acetylene gas sample as training samples, and the remaining 3 fusion characteristic information matrices are used as correction samples.
In the present embodiment, step S10 establishes an initial detection model of the trace acetylene gas concentration based on a partial least squares algorithm:
the concentration characteristic values of a certain trace acetylene gas sample are X1 and X2 … Xn, a fusion characteristic information matrix M is composed of X1 and X2 … Xn, model fusion is carried out by using a weighted average method, and weight beta is weighted i And measuring the contribution rate of different fusion characteristic information matrixes.
In this embodiment, the correction decision coefficient of the final detection model of the trace acetylene gas concentration is greater than 0.95.
The infrared absorption characteristics of acetylene gas in the time domain and the frequency domain are explained in detail below with reference to fig. 3 to 6:
FIG. 3 is a standard absorption spectrum of acetylene gas in the wavelength range of 1529.5-1532.5 nm.
FIG. 4 is a power spectrum of a standard absorption spectrum of acetylene gas in a wavelength range of 1529.5-1532.5 nm, which is obtained by Fourier transform of FIG. 3.
FIG. 5 is an absorption spectrum of a trace acetylene gas sample with a concentration of 100-900 ppm in a wavelength range of 1529.5-1532.5 nm. In fig. 5, the matte burrs in the absorption spectrum together with the fluctuating spectral background constitute spectral background noise.
FIG. 6 is a power spectrum of an absorption spectrum of a trace acetylene gas sample with the concentration of 100-900 ppm in a wavelength range of 1529.5-1532.5 nm. As can be seen from FIG. 6, the spectral characteristics of the power spectrum of the absorption spectrum of the trace acetylene gas sample with the concentration of 100-900 ppm in the wavelength range of 1529.5-1532.5 nm are the same, i.e. the peaks appear at the same frequency components, and the amplitude of the characteristic absorption component has a linear relationship with the acetylene concentration. As shown in FIG. 6, the absorption characteristic components of acetylene gas are mainly and intensively distributed in the middle-low frequency range of 0-40 Hz, wherein the absorption characteristic components are relatively obvious at 12Hz, 15Hz, 18Hz, 23Hz, 29Hz and 34 Hz. And the linearity of the amplitude of the characteristic absorption component and the acetylene concentration at 2Hz, 4Hz and 6Hz of the low frequency band is low, mainly because these three frequency components are affected by 1/f noise. Since the linearity of the concentration calibration curves of the 18Hz and 23Hz frequency components is higher than that of the concentration calibration curves of other frequency components, and the sensitivity of the concentration calibration curves of the 18Hz and 23Hz frequency components is higher than that of the concentration calibration curves of other frequency components, the embodiment extracts 18Hz and 23Hz as characteristic frequency information.
In this embodiment, the final detection model of the concentration of the trace acetylene gas proposed in this embodiment is also compared with a detection model of the concentration of the trace acetylene gas constructed based on single spectral data and a detection model of the concentration of the trace acetylene gas constructed based on single power spectral data, and the comparison result is shown in table 1:
TABLE 1 comparison of three trace acetylene gas concentration detection models
As can be seen from table 1, both the detection accuracy and the minimum detection limit of the final detection model for the concentration of trace acetylene gas provided by this embodiment are significantly better than those of the detection model for the concentration of trace acetylene gas constructed based on single spectral data and those of the detection model for the concentration of trace acetylene gas constructed based on single power spectral data. The result shows that the final detection model for the concentration of the trace acetylene gas, which is provided by the embodiment, can effectively remove noise interference, well retains the high-sensitivity characteristic vector related to the concentration of acetylene, and has high detection sensitivity and accuracy.
Although the invention herein has been described with reference to particular embodiments, it is to be understood that these embodiments are merely illustrative of the principles and applications of the present invention. It is therefore to be understood that numerous modifications may be made to the illustrative embodiments and that other arrangements may be devised without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention as defined by the appended claims. It should be understood that features described in different dependent claims and herein may be combined in ways different from those described in the original claims. It is also to be understood that features described in connection with individual embodiments may be used in other described embodiments.
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1. The trace acetylene gas concentration detection method based on the fusion of the spectral and power spectral features is characterized by comprising the following steps of:
s1, preparing a preset number of trace acetylene gas samples with different concentrations;
s2, collecting the original infrared spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample;
s3, preprocessing the original infrared spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample;
s4, extracting a plurality of characteristic wavelength information related to acetylene concentration in the infrared spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample after pretreatment to obtain a characteristic wavelength information matrix formed by the characteristic wavelength information;
s5, obtaining a power spectrum of the original infrared spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample;
s6, extracting a plurality of characteristic frequency information related to acetylene concentration in a power spectrum of an original infrared spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample to obtain a characteristic frequency information matrix formed by the characteristic frequency information;
s7, fusing the characteristic wavelength information matrix and the characteristic frequency information matrix of each trace acetylene gas sample to obtain a fused characteristic information matrix;
s8, repeatedly executing the steps S2 to S7 until the number of the fusion characteristic information matrixes of each trace acetylene gas sample reaches a preset value;
s9, dividing a plurality of fusion characteristic information matrixes of each trace acetylene gas sample into a training sample and a correction sample;
s10, establishing a trace acetylene gas concentration initial detection model by adopting each fusion characteristic information matrix as a training sample and the known concentration information of the trace acetylene gas sample corresponding to the fusion characteristic information matrix;
s11, correcting the initial detection model of the concentration of the trace acetylene gas by adopting each fusion characteristic information matrix as a correction sample and the known concentration information of the trace acetylene gas sample corresponding to the fusion characteristic information matrix to obtain a final detection model of the concentration of the trace acetylene gas;
s12, collecting an acetylene gas sample to be detected, obtaining a fusion characteristic information matrix of the acetylene gas sample, and inputting the fusion characteristic information matrix into a final detection model of the concentration of the trace acetylene gas to obtain the acetylene concentration information of the acetylene gas sample;
the step S1 of preparing the predetermined parts of trace acetylene gas samples with different concentrations specifically includes:
preparing 9 parts of trace acetylene gas samples, wherein the acetylene concentrations of the 9 parts of trace acetylene gas samples are 100-900 ppm respectively, and the concentration gradient is 100 ppm;
the step S2 includes the following specific steps of collecting the original infrared spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample:
under the environment condition of standard atmospheric pressure and room temperature of 26 ℃, an infrared spectrometer is used for collecting the absorption spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample within the wavelength range of 1529.5-1532.5 nm.
2. The method for detecting the concentration of the trace acetylene gas based on the fusion of the spectral features and the power spectral features as claimed in claim 1, wherein the step S3 of preprocessing the original infrared spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample specifically comprises:
and performing wavelet denoising, multivariate scattering correction and standard normal variable correction on the original infrared spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample.
3. The method for detecting the concentration of trace acetylene gas based on the fusion of spectral and power spectral features according to claim 2, wherein in step S4, a plurality of characteristic wavelength information related to the acetylene concentration in the preprocessed infrared spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample is extracted by a principal component analysis method.
4. The method for detecting the concentration of the trace acetylene gas based on the fusion of the spectral features and the power spectral features as claimed in claim 3, wherein the step S5 is to perform Fourier transform on the original infrared spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample to obtain a corresponding power spectrum.
5. The trace acetylene gas concentration detection method based on the characteristic fusion of the spectrum and the power spectrum as claimed in claim 4, wherein the characteristic frequency information related to the acetylene concentration in the power spectrum of the original infrared spectrum of each trace acetylene gas sample extracted in the step S6 is 18Hz and 23 Hz.
6. The trace acetylene gas concentration detection method based on the fusion of spectral and power spectral features according to claim 5, wherein the number of the fusion feature information matrixes per trace acetylene gas sample is 8 when step S8 is executed;
in step S9, 5 fusion characteristic information matrices are randomly selected from 8 fusion characteristic information matrices of each trace acetylene gas sample as training samples, and the remaining 3 fusion characteristic information matrices are used as correction samples.
7. The method for detecting the concentration of the trace acetylene gas based on the fusion of the spectral features and the power spectral features as claimed in claim 6, wherein the step S10 is to establish an initial detection model of the concentration of the trace acetylene gas based on a partial least squares algorithm.
8. The method for detecting the concentration of trace acetylene gas based on the fusion of spectral features and power spectral features as claimed in claim 7, wherein the correction decision coefficient of the final detection model of the concentration of trace acetylene gas is greater than 0.95.
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