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    Reactor Structural Parameters Effect on the Degradation of o-Dichlorobenzene under DBD-NTP System

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    8/2/2023 1
    2023-08-02
    Author
    Wenbo Zhang
    Yi Xing
    Xining Lu
    Jiaqing Wang
    Haoqi Jia
    Yongkang Cui
    Jing Chen
    Hui Zhang
    Wei Su
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    To investigate the effects of different structural parameters in the degradation of o-Dichlorobenzene (o-DCB) by dielectric barrier discharge nonthermal plasma (DBD-NTP) and to explore the optimal reactor structural parameters, experimental investigations were carried out using plasma reactors of different structures. The effects of single and double dielectric, different high-voltage electrode positions, different dielectric thicknesses, different discharge gaps and different discharge lengths on the degradation efficiency, carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide selectivity, carbon balance, and ozone of o-DCB were investigated in the reactor. The results show that single dielectric, external high-voltage electrode and lower dielectric thickness, discharge gap, and longer discharge length favor ozone control and improve o-DCB degradation and carbon monoxide CO2 selectivity as well as carbon balance.
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