Title :
Study of Air Pollution Control by Using Micro Plasma Filter
Author :
Shimizu, Kazuo ; Sugiyama, Takeki ; Samaratunge, Manisha N L
Author_Institution :
Shizuoka Univ., Hamamatsu
Abstract :
An atmospheric micro plasma is generated in micro gap electrodes with a dielectric barrier. Discharge voltage is only around 1 kV, although the electrode gap is less than 100 mum. Ozone is generated through the micro plasma electrode, which removes indoor air pollutants such as formaldehyde and nitric oxides. By making the micro gap between dielectric barrier electrodes smaller, a higher ozone concentration could be obtained.
Keywords :
air pollution control; plasma diagnostics; air pollution control; atmospheric micro plasma; dielectric barrier electrodes; discharge voltage; formaldehyde oxide; indoor air pollutants; micro gap electrodes; micro plasma filter; nitric oxide; ozone concentration; Air pollution; Dielectrics; Electrodes; Fault location; Filters; Plasma applications; Plasma devices; Plasma materials processing; Plasma properties; Voltage; Indoor air pollutants; microdischarge; microplasma; ozone;
Journal_Title :
Industry Applications, IEEE Transactions on
DOI :
10.1109/TIA.2008.916738