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Geometrical Effects of the Discharge System on the Corona Discharge and Chemically Active Species Generated in Wire-Cylinder and Wire-Plate Reactors
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- Issue Date
- 2004-06
- Publisher
- Korean Physical Society
- Citation
- J. Korean Phy. Soc. 44(6) 1458-1467 (2004)
- Keywords
- numerical modeling ; corona discharge ; chemically active species ; wire-cylinder reactor ; wire-plate reactor ; geometrical effect
- Abstract
- Time-dependent one- and two-dimensional numerical models are developed to analyze the in uence of the design and the operating conditions on streamer propagation and active-species generation in wire-cylinder and wire-plate reactors. One-dimensional calculations for the corona model of a wire-cylinder reactor showed that fixed ratios of the wire to the cylinder radii, a/b, and the applied voltage to the cylinder radius, Va/b, were the key design parameters for controlling the discharge characteristics. In addition, shape of pulse voltage externally applied to the electrodes is newly suggested for generating a near-uniform electric field over the entire discharge region. Two-dimensional calculations for a wire-plate reactor found that the wire-to-wire spacing, c, along the parallel-plate direction should be at least twice the wire-to-plate distance, d, to produce non-equilibrium plasmas effectively for generating a large volume of resultant chemically active species (c/d > 2).
- ISSN
- 0374-4884
- Language
- English
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