Abstract
The present publication describes a technology for treating fluorinated greenhouse gas emissions, sulfur hexafluoride, and nitrous oxide utilizing a microplasma bead dielectric barrier discharge plasma reactor. Fluorinated species are degraded by exposure to plasma in a system equipped with dielectric-coated electrodes and catalyst bodies. The modular system can be integrated with various scrubbing units and operates in diverse atmospheric conditions, utilizing tunable plasma density and specific gas introductions to drive photocatalytic reactions and emission abatement.
Keywords: microplasma, dielectric barrier discharge, fluorinated greenhouse gas, abatement, reactor, photocatalyst, emission control, plasma density, modular scrubbing.
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N/A, "Microplasma Bead Dielectric Barrier Discharge Plasma Reactor for Greenhouse Gas Abatement", Technical Disclosure Commons, ()
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