2014
DOI: 10.1088/0963-0252/23/3/035007
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Numerical and experimental study on a pulsed-dc plasma jet

Abstract: A numerical and experimental study of plasma jet propagation in a low-temperature, atmospheric-pressure, helium jet in ambient air is presented. A self-consistent, multi-species, two-dimensional axially symmetric plasma model with detailed finite-rate chemistry of helium-air mixture composition is used to provide insights into the propagation of the plasma jet. The obtained simulation results suggest that the sheath forms near the dielectric tube inner surface and shields the plasma channel from the tube surfa… Show more

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“…The plasma channel filled with electrons is often used to show the discharge structures of plasma jet. 12 For the highest purity helium (99.99999%) without consideration of air intrusion, the discharge near the dielectric surface over the metal electrode creates a high-density plasma (10 18 /m 3 ) during the rising phase of applied voltage, and the increasing voltage broadens the high density plasma region. Figure 1(a) represents the plasma at 42.5 ns (2 ns before the discharge stopped).…”
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“…The plasma channel filled with electrons is often used to show the discharge structures of plasma jet. 12 For the highest purity helium (99.99999%) without consideration of air intrusion, the discharge near the dielectric surface over the metal electrode creates a high-density plasma (10 18 /m 3 ) during the rising phase of applied voltage, and the increasing voltage broadens the high density plasma region. Figure 1(a) represents the plasma at 42.5 ns (2 ns before the discharge stopped).…”
Section: Results and Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Figure 1(a) represents the plasma at 42.5 ns (2 ns before the discharge stopped). The high density plasma region is squeezed by the expanding sheath 6,12 to form a channel along the tube axis, and the peak electron density in the channel is 7.4 Â 10 18 /m 3 . For the other three cases (helium purity 99.99%, 99.9%, and 99%), plasma jets with a ring-like hollow shape are observed at 60 ns [ Figures 1(b)-1(d)].…”
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