GUERCIO, R. M.; http://lattes.cnpq.br/1684787149738522; GUERCIO, Rodrigo Medeiros.
Resumen:
In November 2018, the Government of Brazil inaugurated the particle accelerator
called Sirius. The new Brazilian synchrotron light source is one of the most advanced
molecular research laboratories in the world. Classified as a fourth-generation
synchrotron, this laboratory will provide faster experiments than the current accelerator
called UVX. This scenario has been demanded an instrumentation able to provide support
to this evolution. Thus, inside of experiment scenarios carried out with high pressures
under X-ray incidence, a high-pressure spectroscopy-based technique for high pressure
sensing is described in this report. From the study and characterization of the ruby
luminescence, this report suggests an algorithm implemented in Python for supervisory
applications. In addition, the knowledge about the operation of equipment used in
synchrotron laboratories to acquire light spectrum of ruby is reported. Finally, through an
evaluation of the developed system, a new model for the processing of the ruby
luminescence spectrum for pressure identification is proposed.