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Disadvantages of using plasma technology for VOC treatment

2016-04-11View Original

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Water has been in contact with this area; I sought advice
Reply #22016-09-30
Personally, I believe that to handle VOCs selectively, plasma and catalysts need to be used together; energy consumption and ease of use are the key issues limiting their further development.
Reply #32016-10-01
You might as well just ask whether high-voltage electrostatic devices for removing cooking fumes can handle VOCs. To be honest, they’re not good enough; even with ultraviolet photolysis, they can only handle compounds with concentrations below 300.

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