[Quantitative analysis model of multi-component complex oil spill source based on near infrared spectroscopy].

Near infrared spectroscopy technology was used for quantitative analysis of the simulation of complex oil spill source. Three light petroleum products, i. e. gasoline, diesel fuel and kerosene oil, were selected and configured as simulated mixture of oil spill samples in accordance with different concentrations proportion, and their near infrared spectroscopy in the range of 8 000 -12 000 cm(-1) was collected by Fourier transform near infrared spectrometer. After processing the NIR spectra with different pretreatment methods, partial least squares method was used to establish quantitative analysis model for the mixture of oil spill samples. For gasoline, diesel fuel and kerosene oil, the second derivative method is the optimal pretreatment method, and for these three oil components in the ranges of 8 501.3-7 999.8 and 6 102.1-4 597.8 cm(-1); 6 549.5-4 597.8; 7 999.8-7 498.4 and 102.1-4 597.8 cm(-1), the correlation coefficients R2 of the prediction model are 0.998 2, 0.990 2 and 0.993 6 respectively, while the forecast RMSEP indicators are 0.474 7, 0.936 1 and 1.013 1 respectively; The experimental results show that using near infrared spectroscopy can quantitatively determine the content of each component in the simulated mixed oil spill samples, thus this method can provide effective means for the quantitative detection and analysis of complex marine oil spill source.