Plasma Injectors Based on Rotating Gliding Discharge with Reverse Vortex Flow with Liquid Electrode

Authors

  • I. Fedirchyk
  • O. Nedybaliuk
  • V. Chernyak
  • A. Liptuga

Keywords:

plasma catalysis, rotating gliding discharge, plasma injector, liquid electrode

Abstract

The researched plasma-liquid system was developed to create discharge that is compliant with industrial requirements. Current-voltage characteristics of discharge and their dependence on interelectrode dis-tance are obtained. The main components of plasma are presented based on spectroscopy results. Meas-ured electron, vibrational and rotational temperatures prove that system is able to generate non-equilibrium discharge plasma at atmospheric pressure without severe electrode erosion.

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2015-06-05

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Vol. 2 No. 2 (2015)

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