Temperature Control Strategies of Atmospheric Plasma Jet for Tissue Treatment

Wang, Bingkai; Yan, Xu; Xiong, Zilan

doi:10.1109/trpms.2023.3340154

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“…When conducting any process using plasma, knowledge of its properties and mastery of the methods for obtaining it should be ensured. Plasma research focuses on obtaining controlled plasmochemical reactions [1][2][3][4][5]. The constancy of the parameters of the generated plasma largely determines the reproducibility of the processes carried out with its participation [6].…”

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Effect of Plasma Gas Type on the Operation Characteristics of a Three-Phase Plasma Reactor with Gliding Arc Discharge

Stryczewska,

Komarzyniec,

Boiko

2024

Energies

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Three-phase gliding arc discharge reactors are devices in which it is difficult to maintain stable plasma parameters, be it electrically, physically, or chemically. The main cause of plasma instability is the source, which is freely burning arcs in a three-phase system. In addition, these arcs burn at low currents and are intensively cooled, further increasing their instability. These instabilities translate into the electrical characteristics of the plasma reactor. The analysis for the four gases nitrogen, argon, helium, and air shows that the type of plasma-generating gas and its physical parameters have a strong influence on the operational characteristics of the plasma reactor. Current–voltage, power and frequency characteristics of the plasma reactor were plotted experimentally. Characteristics obtained in this way make it possible to determine the areas of effective operation of the plasma reactor, and to estimate the quality of the generated plasma. Based on the characteristics obtained, a method of controlling the plasma parameters can be developed.

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