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AssigneesTakashi Kishioka, Okayama-Ken, Ohnit Co., Ltd.
InventorsTakashi Kishioka, Kazuya Nagata, Norihide Nishida, Masaki Nieda
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The present invention provides a low-temperature plasma generator as an electric discharger which is used for discharging electricity in dry air, humid air or water, thereby removing an offensive odor, sterilizing bacteria, purifying water and so on. In the low-temperature plasma generator, rod electric conductors are inserted in through-holes formed in rod ceramics dielectric members and extending in longitudinal directions thereof, both ends of the electric conductors and the dielectric members are integrally joined and sealed by glass or an inorganic or organic adhesive, so as to constitute a plurality of electrodes, and the electrodes are connected to each other through the ceramics dielectric members in line-contacted relation.
A low-temperature plasma generator comprising electric rod conductors inserted in through-holes formed in rod ceramic dielectric members and extending in longitudinal directions thereof, both ends of said electric conductors and said dielectric members are integrally joined and sealed by glass or an inorganic or organic adhesive, so as to constitute a plurality of electrodes, and the electrodes are connected to each other through the ceramic dielectric members in a substantially line-contacted relation;
A low-temperature plasma generator comprising a plurality of electric rod conductors inserted in through-holes formed in a ceramic dielectric plate material at certain intervals and extending longitudinally along surfaces of the dielectric plate material, both ends of said electric conductors and said dielectric plate material are integrally joined and sealed by glass or an inorganic or organic adhesive, so as to constitute electrodes in a group, and grooves are provided on a top and bottom surface of the ceramic dielectric material substantially intermediate between adjacent electric rod conductors of said electrodes of the group, the grooves extending in the longitudinal direction of the dielectric plate material;
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