Emission spectra for the 3.4 m cable experiment
EP2
- Nanosecond plasmas in water: ignition, cavitation and plasma parameters
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Excitation and dissociation of CO2 heavily diluted in noble gas atmospheric pressure plasmas
EP2
The excitation and dissociation of CO2 admixed to argon and helium atmospheric pressure radio frequency plasmas is analyzed. The absorbed plasma power is determined by voltage and current probe measurements and the excitation and dissociation of...
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Control of electron dynamics, radical and metastable species generation in atmospheric pressure RF plasma jets by Voltage Waveform Tailoring
AEPT
Atmospheric pressure capacitively coupled radio frequency discharges operated in He/N2 mixtures and driven by tailored voltage waveforms are investigated experimentally using a COST microplasma reference jet and by means of kinetic simulations as...
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Oxygen removal from a hydrocarbon containing gas stream by plasma catalysis
EP2
Hydrocarbon exhaust gases containing residual amounts of oxygen may pose challenges for their conversion into value added chemicals downstream, because oxygen may affect the process. This could be avoided by plasma treating the exhaust to convert...
Modular constructed metal-grid arrays - an alternative to silicon-based microplasma devices for catalytic applications
EP2
Here, we present a modular constructed metal-grid micro cavity plasma array as a flexible, robust, and simple alternative to micro-structured devices based on silicon. They show great potential for applications requiring large-area treatment,...
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Nanosecond pulsed discharges in distilled water - Part I: Continuum radiation and plasma ignition
EP2
Nanosecond plasmas in liquids are an important method to trigger the water chemistry for electrolysis or for biomedical applications in plasma medicine. The understanding of these chemical processes relies on knowing the variation of the...
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Comparison of electron heating and energy loss mechanisms in an RF plasma jet operated in argon and helium
COST-Jet
The μ-APPJ is a well-investigated atmospheric pressure RF plasma jet. Up to now, it has mainly been operated using helium as feed gas due to stability restrictions. However, the COST-Jet design including precise electrical probes now offers the...