Patent classifications
B01D2259/818
Low temperature plasma reactor having adaptive rotating electrode
A low-temperature plasma reactor having an adaptive rotating electrode includes a frame. A reaction tube is arranged inside the frame. A fixing cover is arranged on each of two sides of the frame. The fixing cover defines a through hole communicating with an inside of the reaction tube. The through hole in one of the two sides serves as an air inlet hole, and the through hole in the other one of the two sides serves as an air outlet hole. A rotatable inner electrode is arranged inside the reaction tube, a plurality of groups of discharging needles are arranged on a surface of the inner electrode. A rotating fan is arranged on the inner electrode and is disposed on a side of the air inlet hole. The gas flow drives the inner electrode and the discharging needles to rotate, and a motor drive is not required.
RESOURCE RECOVERY SYSTEM FOR REDUCING CARBON DIOXIDE EMISSION
A resource recovery system for reducing carbon dioxide emissions is revealed. Salt is delivered to a first plasma decomposition unit and decomposed into sodium and chlorine. The sodium is sent to a hydrolysis unit and mixed with water to get pure hydrogen and sodium hydroxide which are respectively sent to a power generation unit for power generation and a carbon dioxide absorption unit to react with carbon dioxide from air and produce a mixture of sodium carbonate and sodium bicarbonate. Then the mixture is delivered to an electric heating unit and broken into carbon dioxide and sodium hydroxide. The carbon dioxide is sent to a second plasma decomposition unit and decomposed into carbon and oxygen gas which is delivered to the power generation unit for generating power. Thereby catalysts, power required, and coproducts are obtained during operation of the system. Therefore, the system offers energy, environmental, and economic benefits.
DEVICE AND METHOD FOR TREATING WASTE GAS THROUGH VARIABLE-DIAMETER ACCELERATION-BASED FREE RADICAL SHOWER IN COMBINATION WITH CATALYSIS
The invention provides a method for monitoring health state of blade root fastener, comprising the following steps: obtaining a sequence of acceleration signals representing the lateral vibration of the nacelle and a sequence of rotational speed signals representing the rotational speed of the rotor; analyzing the sequence of acceleration signals and the sequence of rotational speed signals to determine the amplitude of the nacelle at 2-time-frequncy of the rotational speed of the rotor; and determining the health state of the blade root fastener based on the amplitude. The invention also provides a system for monitoring the health state of the blade root fastener. Through the present invention, the health state of the blade root fastener can be determined with low cost and high precision, thereby improving the operation efficiency and operation safety of the wind turbine.
CONTINUOUS AND RAPID PERPETUAL ELECTROSTATIC COALESCENCE PHASE SEPARATION AND DEMULSIFICATION OF OIL, WATER, AND SOLIDS USING PLASMA AT STANDARD CONDITIONS
Provided are systems and methods involving a plasma electro-coalescence reactor. The reactor includes a set of ports configured to receive an emulsified mixture into the reactor, receive a non-oxidative gas into the reactor, expel oil from the reactor, and expel water from the reactor. The reactor includes a set of electrodes including a first electrode in a headspace of the reactor, and a second electrode, the set of electrodes configured to receive a voltage at or in excess of a breakdown voltage of the non-oxidative gas.
DEVICE AND METHOD FOR CLEANING A GAS STREAM
A device, such as a wet scrubber for cleaning a stream of gas by removing gaseous, liquid and solid impurities, has a gas inlet and a gas outlet. At the gas inlet there is a first structured packing. A spray-scrubber area with atomizing nozzles is provided above the first structured packing. A first demister is provided for separating larger drops above the spray-scrubber area. A woven fabric is above the first demister, and spray nozzles are arranged around this woven fabric to spray washing liquid in the direction of the gas stream onto the surface of the woven fabric. A final demister is located above the woven fabric and has a demister rinsing apparatus. The device may be used to dispose of industrial waste gases encountered in the semiconductor industry, particularly for the disposal of waste gases stemming from CVD processes in microelectronics production.
SELF-CLEANING ION GENERATOR DEVICE
A self-cleaning ion generator device includes a housing having a bottom portion and a top portion selectively secured to each other, the top portion contains a base portion extending to an outer edge and having an internal side and an external side, a first pair of opposed sidewalls and a second pair of opposed sidewalls extend from the outer edge of the base portion forming a cavity therein. Ion terminals extend from the housing, and a cleaning apparatus for cleaning the two ion terminals.
Air treatment system, method and apparatus
An air treatment apparatus, system and method for removal of health threatening airborne pollutants from an airflow is provided. The air treatment apparatus includes a ducting section having an inactivation zone created by either a plasma-generating flexible electrode alone, a UV light source alone, or a combination of a plasma-generating flexible electrode and a UV light source disposed within the interior of the ducting section, wherein the airflow and airborne pollutants are urged into the inactivation zone ensuring multiple exposures of airborne pollutant material into the inactivation zone resulting in purified air exiting from the apparatus.
Isolated plasma tube treatment systems
Systems, methods, and apparatus are contemplated in which a tube cell that produces a dielectric barrier discharge (DBD) is individually configured to minimize the mixing of unwanted byproducts of the generated plasma with an exhaust air stream. The tube cell generates a DBD within a tube cell, such that oxidants or radicals are generated in an environment substantially separated from the exhaust stream. The generated oxidants are directed to intersect with the exhaust stream to minimize the generation of unwanted byproducts. The tube cells are further shaped and arranged in tube cell arrays to alter the flow dynamics of the exhaust stream and the oxidant or radical streams, including mixing of the streams.
SELF-CLEANING ION GENERATOR DEVICE
A self-cleaning ion generator device includes a housing having a bottom portion and a top portion selectively secured to each other, the top portion contains a base portion extending to an outer edge and having an internal side and an external side, a first pair of opposed sidewalls and a second pair of opposed sidewalls extend from the outer edge of the base portion forming a cavity therein. Ion terminals extend from the housing, and a cleaning apparatus for cleaning the two ion terminals.
System and method for removal of carbon from carbon dioxide
Disclosed is a system and method related to removal of carbon from carbon dioxide via the use of plasma arc heating techniques. The method involves generating C atoms and H atoms from C.sub.xH.sub.y. The method involves generating graphite and H.sub.2 from the C atoms and H atoms, and extracting the graphite. The method involves quenching the H.sub.2 with C.sub.xH.sub.y. The method involves receiving, at a generator, the quenched the H.sub.2 and C.sub.YH.sub.y and generating electricity. The method involves generating a concentrated stream of H.sub.2 from the quenched H.sub.2 and C.sub.xH.sub.y. The method involves receiving CO.sub.2 and the concentrated stream of H.sub.2 and generating C, O, and H atoms. The method involves receiving the C, O, and H atoms and generating graphite, wherein the graphite is extracted. In the hydrocarbon C.sub.xH.sub.y: x is an integer 1, 2, 3, . . . , and y=2x+2.