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Non-Conventional Atmospheric Pressure Plasma Sources for Production of Hydrogen

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  28 January 2018

Hana Baránková ,
Ladislav Bardos  and
Adela Bardos
Hana Baránková*
Affiliation:
Uppsala University, Ångström Laboratory, Division of Electricity, Plasma Group, Box 534, SE-751 21 Uppsala, Sweden BB Plasma Design AB, Ulleråkersvägen 64, SE-756 43, Uppsala, Sweden
Ladislav Bardos
Affiliation:
Uppsala University, Ångström Laboratory, Division of Electricity, Plasma Group, Box 534, SE-751 21 Uppsala, Sweden BB Plasma Design AB, Ulleråkersvägen 64, SE-756 43, Uppsala, Sweden
Adela Bardos
Affiliation:
BB Plasma Design AB, Ulleråkersvägen 64, SE-756 43, Uppsala, Sweden
*
*(Email: hana.barankova@angstrom.uu.se)
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Abstract

The atmospheric pressure plasma sources with a coaxial geometry were used for generation of the radio frequency, microwave and pulsed dc plasmas inside water and aqueous solutions. Pulsed dc plasma generated in ethanol-water mixtures leads to production of the hydrogen-rich synthesis gas with hydrogen content up to 65 %. The effect of various plasma generation regimes on the performance of plasma, on the hydrogen production efficiency and on the hydrogen-rich synthesis gas production was examined. A role of the composition of the ethanol-water mixture was investigated.

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plasma-enhanced CVD (PECVD) (chemical reaction)ethanolenergetic material

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MRS Advances , Volume 3 , Issue 18: Processing and Manufacturing , 2018 , pp. 921 - 929
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