Patent classifications
C01B2201/76
OZONISER AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING OZONE FROM OXYGEN
The present invention relates to an ozoniser comprising a first and a second electrode between which a first dielectric is arranged, wherein between the first dielectric and the first electrode, a gas channel is arranged, through which an oxygen-containing gas can be conveyed, wherein a first cooling-fluid channel is provided, the wall of which is formed at least in sections by the first dielectric or the second electrode. In order to provide an ozoniser that can realize an increased ozone yield compared to the known devices, it is proposed according to the invention that the cooling-fluid channel is filled with a porous material.
Combination ultraviolet ray and ozone water sanitizing unit
A swimming pool water sanitizing unit with an ozone generator and a separate ultraviolet (UV) reactor chamber within the same housing unit. The ozone generator may include a water jacket gap between the ozone generator chamber and the outer casing that passes pool water through the gap for cooling. Either of the ozone generator and the UV reactor chamber may include UV intensity sensors to help predict the life of the UV bulb therein. The UV reactor chamber may include rotating water paddle blades to stir up the water within the chamber for enhanced exposure to the UV light. A diverter valve enables diversion of ozone enriched fluid to the pool pump in addition to the UV reactor chamber.
OZONE GENERATION SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR OPERATING SAME
In an ozone generating system in which an intermittent operation is performed, in which an ozone generating operation period in which ozone is generated by discharging gas which contains oxygen in a discharge space of an ozone generating apparatus and an ozone generating operation standby period in which gas is sealed in an ozone generating apparatus and discharge is stopped so as not to generate ozone are performed repeatedly, an absorbent which absorbs at least one of nitric acid and nitrogen oxide is provided in an ozone generating apparatus other than the discharge space.
OZONE GENERATION APPARATUS
In an ozone generation apparatus, a discharge cell includes a first electrode part, a second electrode part, and a dielectric partition plate. The first electrode part and the second electrode part face each other, and the dielectric partition plate is provided between the first and second electrode parts.
A LOW FREQUENCY OZONE GENERATOR
The present invention relates to a method of operating an ozone generator, a transformer assembly and an ozone generator apparatus configured to be operated at an operational frequency range between 25-40 kHz, such as between 30 and 40 kHz.
Ozone generation with directly cooled plasma
An ozone generator with a high voltage electrode and at least one counter electrode which limit a gap in which at least one dielectric is arranged and which is flowed through by a gas flow in the direction of flow. The high voltage electrode and the at least one counter electrode are provided with a connection for an electrical power supply to generate silent discharges. A fabric is arranged in the gas flow. The fabric includes a material combination including at least one wire and at least one electrically non-conductive fiber.
OZONE GENERATOR
An ozone generator includes a metal electrode, a dielectric element, a conductive film, and a power feeding member. The dielectric element has a tubular shape and is spaced from the metal electrode with a discharge gap to which raw gas is supplied. The conductive film is located. on an inner surface of the dielectric element. The power feeding member is electrically connected to the conductive film, and includes a contact member of a mesh form including a plurality of woven metal wires. The contact member contacts with the conductive film.
Ozone generation apparatus
An ozone generation apparatus includes a cylindrical shaped first electrode, a cylindrical shaped second electrode disposed coaxially with the first electrode and disposed in the first electrode, a dielectric disposed between the first electrode and the second electrode. Dry air is supplied between the first electrode and the second electrode as raw material gas. A discharge gap length d formed by the first electrode, the second electrode, and the dielectric is set to be in a range of 0.3 to 0.5 mm. A pd product, which is a product of the discharge gap length d and a gas pressure p of the raw material gas, is in a range of 6 to 16 kPa.Math.cm. And the discharge gap length d and the gas pressure p of the raw material gas are set to satisfy following expression.
OZONE GENERATOR
An ozone generator includes a container, a first metal electrode, a dielectric electrode, a heat pipe, a heat sink, and a power supply unit. The first metal electrode is a cylindrical electrode the axial direction of which is a first direction, and disposed in the container. A cooling medium is supplied to an outer peripheral surface thereof. The dielectric electrode is a cylindrical electrode that is disposed to be opposed to an inner peripheral surface of the first metal electrode, and is coaxial with the first metal electrode. The heat pipe is disposed to be opposed to an inner peripheral surface of the dielectric electrode, and has electrical conductivity. The heat sink is disposed on the outside as an outer space of a space between the first metal electrode and the heat pipe, and connected to the heat pipe.
Method and system of ozone generation
An ozone generator includes a discharge chamber; an inlet opening for feeding air into the discharge chamber; an outlet opening for removing ozone from the discharge chamber; and at least two cylindrical electrode sets in the discharge chamber. Each electrode set includes a ground electrode; a high voltage electrode; a dielectric between the ground electrode and the high voltage electrode; the dielectric separated from the ground electrode by a first discharge gap, and the dielectric separated from the high voltage electrode by a second discharge gap. A high voltage power supply provides a voltage impulse to the high voltage electrode of at least 2 kV (at least 5 kV is most cases), and a peak current of at least 1 ampere (at least 4 amperes in most cases). The high voltage power supply provides a dU/dt of the voltage impulse of between 5 kV/sec and 50 kV/sec.