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Laser is a device that generates or amplifies electromagnetic radiation (light) by stimulated emission of electromagnetic radiation. This type of laser is called a laser diode. The ionizing radiation produced by the laser can be used to initiate a chemical reaction (ignite), heat, or heat and destroy a target. Lasers used in the construction of lidar are typically diode lasers, which emit a narrow beam that is able to focus to a very small point.

Lidar uses a laser to illuminate a target on the surface of the Earth. Backscattered laser light is then detected with a sensor, such as a camera or a fibre optic or optical fibre. The laser light is projected vertically or horizontally (in-air scanning), generally at a shallow angle to the target, and the reflected light is detected while the laser is moved relative to the target. This process creates a 3D map of the target surface (which may be a person, a building, an airplane, a bridge, an antenna, or a ship). Lidar gives depth information, in that distances from the target to the lidar can be measured. Thus, an LIDAR-based system can produce absolute height maps of objects, which can be useful for geo-spatial data, particularly for topographic mapping, the construction of 3D models of the Earth surface from aerial imagery, and the measurement of long distance objects, structures and changes over time.

In the steam cracking process, DCPD is both the major component of LCO, as well as the major portion of LCO which burns off in the pyrolysis zone. It is mainly burned in the nitrogen-free pyrolysis zone of the catalytic cracking unit, where it is the major equilibrium product, and a by-product of the FCC process. Both FCC and steam cracker units have significant amounts of LCO, with the steam cracker unit usually having a larger amount of DCPD. About 60% of the DCPD is consumed in the FCC process, and the remaining 40% in the steam cracker. In the FCC process the amount of LCO is kept at a minimum to prevent the formation of contaminants such as non-volatile metals and sulphur.Leverage Control Oil (LCO), abbreviated LCOhas a high dicyclopentadiene content (up to 40%) and low flash point. This property makes it suitable for use in the gasoline fraction of gasoline-diesel blends (Jaswal, 2004). LCO can be used in the diesel or gasoline (alternate fuel) engines. LCO may also be used as a lubricant additive to enhance the lubricity of the petroleum base stock (BP, 2004).

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