A method for ionization of a fluid
AssigneeBrairtech Sweden AB
InventorBehzad FARZINPOUR
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AssigneeBrairtech Sweden AB
InventorBehzad FARZINPOUR
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In a method for ionization of a fluid the fluid is conveyed inside of an elongated container in a gaseous state, and a first pair of electrodes are arranged in the container opposite each other and at a distance from each other in a transverse direction of the elongated container. A voltage is supplied to each electrode in the first pair of electrodes so that electric discharges take place from the electrodes for ionization of the fluid, the fluid is supplied with a flow rate to an inlet of the container for deflecting at least a part of the electric discharges downstream in a fluid flow direction and providing a magnetic field in the vicinity of the first pair of electrodes for affecting a structure of the discharges for supporting the ionization of the fluid.
A method for ionization of a fluid, wherein the fluid is conveyed inside of an elongated container in a gaseous state, wherein an inner surface of a wall of the elongated fluid container has a circular shape in a cross section transverse to a longitudinal direction of the container, wherein an inner diameter of the container is in a range of 10-50 mm, wherein a first pair of electrodes are arranged in the container opposite each other and at a distance from each other in a transverse direction of the elongated container, wherein the method comprises the steps of supplying a voltage to each electrode in the first pair of electrodes in a range of 2 to 15 kV so that electric discharges take place from the electrodes for ionization of the fluid, supplying the fluid with a flow rate in a range of 5-80 litre/min to an inlet of the container for deflecting at least a part of the electric discharges downstream in a fluid flow direction and providing a magnetic field in the vicinity of the first pair of electrodes for affecting a structure of the discharges for supporting the ionization of the fluid.
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