The quantitative local equivalence ratio measurements of premixed kerosene/air gas at elevated pressure by the laser induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) technique were preformed in a high temperature test cell, which was designed and manufactured for simulated supersonic combustion state. According to in-situ experimental conditions in supersonic combustion, the correlations between the values of emission intensity ratio of H/O, H/N and the equivalence ratio of premixed kerosene/air mixture in different gas pressures was established. The dependence of the FWHM of H a on pressure of the mixture was also measured. Therefore, the laser diagnostic method for quantitative local equivalence ratio measurements of kerosene/air mixture by the LIBS technique in supersonic combustion was developed in laboratory. The fundamental data was prepared for on-line quantitative local equivalence ratio measurements of kerosene/air mixture in supersonic combustion experiments.
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