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Non-Thermal Plasma Techniques for Pollution Control

Part B: Electron Beam and Electrical Discharge Processing

  • Conference proceedings
  • © 1993

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  1. Bernie M. Penetrante

    1. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Livermore, USA

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  2. Shirley E. Schultheis

    1. San Ramon, USA

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Part of the book series: Nato ASI Subseries G: (ASIG, volume 34)

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Table of contents (26 papers)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages I-XXXVI
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  2. Electron Beam Processing

    1. The History of Electron Beam Processing for Environmental Pollution Control and Work Performed in the United States

      • Norman W. Frank, Shinichi Hirano
      Pages 1-26

    2. Economics of the Electron Beam Process

      • Norman W. Frank
      Pages 27-32

    3. SO2 and NOx Removal from Flue Gas by Means of Lime Spray Dryer Followed by Electron Beam Irradiation

      • Dennis J. Helfritch
      Pages 33-46

    4. Application of E-Beam Treatment to Flue Gas Cleanup in Japan

      • A. Maezawa, M. Izutsu
      Pages 47-54

    5. Experiments on Chemical Reactions in Electron-Beam-Induced NOx/SO2 Removal

      • O. Tokunaga, H. Namba, K. Hirota
      Pages 55-62

    6. Intensification of E-Beam Processing of SO2 Removal From Flue Gas

      • A. T. Kunavin, A. V. Markov, D. V. Sapozhnikov, V. Y. Yakovlev
      Pages 63-69

    7. Investigation of SO2 Oxidation in Humid Air Stream by High Current Density Pulsed Electron Beam

      • E. I. Baranchicov, G. S. Belenky, M. A. Deminsky, V. P. Denisenko, D. D. Maslenicov, B. V. Potapkin et al.
      Pages 71-76

    8. Removal of Volatile Hydrocarbons from Industrial Off-Gas

      • H.-R. Paur
      Pages 77-89

    9. Ultraviolet Light and Electron Beam Induced Degradation of Trichloroethene

      • H. Scheytt, H. Esrom, L. Prager, R. Mehnert, C. von Sonntag
      Pages 91-101

  3. Electrical Discharge Processing

    1. Industrial Application of Pulsed Corona Processing to Flue Gas

      • Luigi Civitano
      Pages 103-130

    2. Report on Novel Dry DeNOx/DeSOx Technology for Cleaning Combustion Gases from Utility Thermal Power Plant Boilers

      • Senichi Masuda
      Pages 131-137

    3. Laboratory Studies of Plasmochemical Oxidation Process Energized by Pulsed Streamer Discharges

      • V. A. Abolentsev, S. V. Korobtsev, D. D. Medvedev, V. D. Rusanov, V. L. Shiryaevsky
      Pages 139-147

    4. Experimental Studies on No Removal from Methane Combustion Products Using Nanosecond Corona Discharge

      • R. H. Amirov, E. I. Asinovsky, I. S. Samoilov, A. V. Shepelin
      Pages 149-164

    5. Application of Corona Technology in the Reduction of Greenhouse Gases and other Gaseous Pollutants

      • Akira Mizuno, A. Chakrabarti, Ken Okazaki
      Pages 165-185

    6. Pulsed Corona Discharge for Removal of NOx from Flue Gas

      • G. E. Vogtlin, B. M. Penetrante
      Pages 187-198

    7. Destruction of Gaseous Pollutants and Air Toxics by Surface Discharge Induced Plasma Chemical Process (SPCP) and Pulse Corona Induced Plasma Chemical Process (PPCP)

      • S. Masuda
      Pages 199-209

    8. Pulsed Corona Discharge for Hydrogen Sulfide Decomposition

      • Dennis J. Helfritch
      Pages 211-221

    9. Decomposition of Volatile Organic Compounds by a Packed-Bed Reactor and a Pulsed-Corona Plasma Reactor

      • T. Yamamoto, P. A. Lawless, M. K. Owen, D. S. Ensor, C. Boss
      Pages 223-237

    10. Reaction Kinetics for Flue Gas Treatment of NOx

      • Ronald W. Breault, Chris McLarnon, V. K. Mathur
      Pages 239-256
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Acid rain, global warming, ozone depletion, and smog are preeminent environmental problems facing the world today. Non-thermal plasma techniques offer an innovative approach to the solution of some of these problems. There are many types of non-thermal plasma devices that have been developed for environmental applications. The potential of these devices for the destruction of pollutants or toxic molecules has already been demonstrated in many contexts, such as nitrogen oxides (NOX) and sulfur dioxide (SO2) in flue gases, heavy metals and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in industrial effluents, and chemical agents such as nerve gases. This book contains a comprehensive account of the latest developments in non-thermal plasma devices and their applications to the disposal of a wide variety of gaseous pollutants.

Editors and Affiliations

  • Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Livermore, USA

    Bernie M. Penetrante

  • San Ramon, USA

    Shirley E. Schultheis

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