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Non-thermal Plasma for Air Pollution Control Technology  

Song, Young-Hoon (Department of Environment & Energy Machinery, Korea Institute of Machinery & Materials)
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Applied Chemistry for Engineering / v.17, no.1, 2006 , pp. 1-11 More about this Journal
Abstract
Non-thermal plasma technology for air pollution control, which are NOx, SOx, VOCs, soot, etc., is reviewed. In the early parts of the paper, generation of non-thermal plasma and plasma chemical process are introduced to provide an appropriate plasma condition (electron energy density) for treating air pollutions. Recent results on numerical simulation, optical diagnostics, and gas treatment are provided to characterize an optimal design of plasma generation and plasma chemical process. These data are also helpful to understand unique features of non-thermal plasma process that is achieved with relatively low temperature conditions, i.e. low enthalpy conditions of the treated gas molecules. In the later parts of the paper, several examples of recently developed non-thermal plasma techniques are illustrated, in which technical and economical assessments of the present techniques are provided.
Keywords
Non-thermal Plasma; Air Pollutions; NOx; VOCs;
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