High Voltage · 2016 · 367 citations · 57 references
Natural SciencesElectrical EngineeringPhysicsAtmospheric ChemistryPlasma PhysicsSemiconductor DevicesHigh-temperature PlasmasPlasma DiagnosticsPlasma FundamentalsPlasma SourcesAtmospheric-pressure PlasmasDielectric Barrier DischargesDirect Current DischargesDischarge ProcessesElectron KineticsMethanePlasma BreakdownRunaway Electrons
Pulsed discharge plasma and its application is a promising direction in civilian pulsed power technology. This paper reviews recent progress on the mechanism of nanosecond‑pulse gas discharge and the characteristics and applications of typical pulsed plasma at the Institute of Electrical Engineering, Chinese Academy of Sciences, to advance research and development of pulsed discharge plasma theory and technology. The review covers mechanisms of nanosecond‑pulse discharge based on runaway electrons, details the characteristics of direct‑driven pulsed discharge, pulsed dielectric barrier discharge, and pulsed plasma jet, and discusses applications such as surface modification and methane conversion.
Pulsed discharge plasma and its application is one of the promising directions in civilian areasof pulsed power technology. In order to promote the research and development ofthe theory and application technology for pulsed discharge plasma, in thispaper, recent progress on the mechanism of nanosecond-pulse gas discharge andthe characteristics and applications of typical pulsed plasma at the Instituteof Electrical Engineering, Chinese Academy of Sciences is reviewed. Firstly,progress on mechanism of nanosecond-pulse discharge based on runaway electronsand measurement technology of runaway electrons is introduced. Then, thecharacteristics of three typical discharges, including direct-driven pulseddischarge, pulsed dielectric barrier discharge and pulsed plasma jet, arereviewed. Furthermore, typical plasma applications of pulsed plasma on surfacemodification and methane conversion are presented.
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Stable glow plasma at atmospheric pressure
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