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Pressure and flow range for treating exhaust gas using low-temperature plasma technology

2016-12-23View Original

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Dear teachers, I have recently started researching the use of low-temperature plasma to decompose hydrogen sulfide for hydrogen production. I would like to ask what the maximum pressure of gas that can be handled using microwave plasma at this stage is, and what the maximum processing capacity is If you know about dielectric barrier discharge as well, please let me know. Thank you!
Reply #22016-12-25
Will it work? I don’t think low-temperature plasma can be used.
Reply #32016-12-27
Plasma cannot be used with flammable gases as it can easily cause explosions
Reply #42016-12-27
May I ask about the reason for the easy explosion? Is it because the plasma temperature reaches the ignition point, but there are no oxidizing agents? What if I introduce a mixture of Ar and H2S?
Reply #52016-12-28
Use with caution if you haven’t used it before! Many drawbacks!
Reply #62016-12-29
Could you tell me what the disadvantages are? My teacher asked me to investigate the feasibility of using plasma technology to decompose hydrogen sulfide to produce hydrogen (with H2 as a diluent gas); it sounds dangerous to me

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