DEVELOPMENT OF CYLINDER DIELECTRIC BARRIER DISCHARGE WITH STAINLESS STEEL FOR OZONE PRODUCTION

Djulil Amri ； Syarifa Fitria ； Zainuddin Nawawi ； Muhammad irfan Jambak ； Dwirina Yuniarti

《技術學刊》 37卷3期 (2022/09) Pp. 199-203

摘要

This paper presents the development of dielectric barrier discharge research. In order to investigate the optimum conditions for ozone production, measurements of ozone concentration were carried out for various conditions such as type electrodes and distance density between peak to peak of the electrode. It discusses the performance of the different types of electrodes, i.e. helix and screw. This research analyzed the results obtained from two different types of electrodes while the screw-type has higher ozone concentration than the helix type. This occurred due to the influence of sharp edge effects that increases the electric field around the angle of the helix. Another effect for ozone production is peak to peak distance density on the electrode winding. The high ozone concentration is indicated by the density of the 2 mm distance from peak to peak. This development cylinder dielectric barrier discharge is able to produce ozone product at more than 2000 ppm by using 6kV.

關鍵字

cylinder dielectric barrier discharge ； ozone production ； electrode type

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