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US 8,444,831 B2Granted
Method of generating ozone
AssigneeToshiba Mitsubishi-Electric Industrial Systems Corporation
InventorsYouichiro Tabata, Hajime Nakatani, Masaki Kuzumoto
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Abstract
A method of generating ozone by applying a silent discharge to oxygen as a first raw material gas, and an oxide compound gas, as a second raw material gas, in which excited light, excited and generated by a discharge in the oxygen and the oxide compound gas, dissociates the oxide compound gas, or excites the oxide compound gas, accelerating dissociation of the oxygen and generation of ozone. In this way, ozone generation efficiency is raised.
Claims4
A method of generating ozone, comprising:
- supplying oxygen having a purity of at least 99.99%, as a first raw material gas, to a discharge space in which a pair of electrodes, having a dielectric disposed between the pair of electrodes, is disposed;
- supplying one of nitrogen dioxide and nitrogen monoxide, as a second raw material gas, added to the oxygen, in a concentration in a range from 0.7 to several hundred ppm;
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- producing a silent discharge between the pair of electrodes by applying an AC voltage between the electrodes from a power supply to inject an electrical discharge power to the discharge space based on flow rate of the first and second raw material gases and in a range from 140 through 500 Watts·minute per liter, so that excitation light, generated by the silent discharge in the first and second raw material gases, dissociates the second raw material gas, or excites the second raw material gas to accelerate dissociation of the oxygen, thereby generating ozone.
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A method of generating ozone, comprising:
- supplying oxygen having a purity of at least 99.99%, as a first raw material gas, to a discharge space in which a pair of electrodes, having a dielectric disposed between the pair of electrodes, is disposed;
- supplying one of nitrogen dioxide and nitrogen monoxide, as a second raw material gas, added to the oxygen, in a concentration in a range from 0.7 to several hundred ppm;
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- producing a silent discharge between the pair of electrodes by applying an AC voltage between the electrodes from a power supply to inject an electrical discharge power to the discharge space based on flow rate of the first and second raw material gases and in a range from 140 through 500 Watts·minute per liter, so that the silent discharge in the first raw material gas and the second raw material gas excites the first and second raw material gases, thereby generating ozone.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.