DocumentCode
1622456
Title
Atmospheric Line Plasma Source using Asymmetric Barrier Discharge
Author
Kumagai, Wataru ; Miyahara, Hidekazu ; Watanabe, Masato ; Hotta, Eiki ; Okino, Akitoshi
Author_Institution
Tokyo Tech., Yokohama
fYear
2007
Firstpage
501
Lastpage
501
Abstract
Summary form only given. Atmospheric plasma has a large potential for high speed and low cost processing in industrial use because it does not need vacuum chamber and pumping system. Moreover, atmospheric plasma has higher ion and reactive species densities so that also helps high speed processing. But it is not easy to generate large-sized plasma under the atmospheric pressure. In this work, to realize atmospheric long line plasma source, asymmetric barrier discharge source and high voltage pulse generator are designed and developed. With our new line plasma source, a 100 cm long atmospheric plasma can be generated in atmospheric pressure. To generate large amount of ozone, oxygen mixed helium gas is used as a plasma gas. The gas flow rates are 0.5 and 30 L/min for oxygen and helium, respectively. In this study, to generate uniform and stable plasma, some electrode gap length and combination of electrode shapes were tested. To demonstrate the effect of ozone, large area and high speed hydrophilization of plastic surface are performed. The degree of hydrophilization was measured by surface tension measurement pen.
Keywords
discharges (electric); gas mixtures; helium; oxygen; plasma materials processing; plasma sources; surface tension measurement; surface treatment; He-O2; asymmetric barrier discharge; atmospheric line plasma source; high voltage pulse generator; ion density; plastic surface hydrophilization; pumping system; reactive species density; size 100 cm; surface tension measurement pen; vacuum chamber; Atmospheric-pressure plasmas; Electrodes; Fault location; Helium; Plasma applications; Plasma density; Plasma materials processing; Plasma measurements; Plasma sources; Plasma stability;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Plasma Science, 2007. ICOPS 2007. IEEE 34th International Conference on
Conference_Location
Albuquerque, NM
ISSN
0730-9244
Print_ISBN
978-1-4244-0915-0
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/PPPS.2007.4345807
Filename
4345807
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