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(1)대한기계학회 2003년도 춘계학술대회 논문집.  

(2)                    . Bipolar Charge Distribution of Nano Particles Passing through the Dielectric Barrier Discharge Reactor Jun-Ho Ji, Suk-Hoon Kang, Jung-Hoon Byeon, Jung-Ho Hwang Key Words: Dielectric Barrier Discharge(DBD), Nano Particle ( ), Bipolar Charge (  ), Charge Distribution (

(3) ).. Abstract. Dielectric Barrier Discharges (DBD) in oxygen and air are well established for the production of large quantities of ozone and are more recently being applied to a wider range of after treatment processes for HAPs(Hazardous Air Pollutants). The potential use as a charger for particle collection are not well known. In this work, we measured charge distribution of nanometer or submicron sized particles passing through the dielectric barrier discharge reactor. The bipolar charge characteristics of particles passing DBD reactor were investigated. Fluorometric method using uranine particles and a fluorometer was employed to examine the bipolar charging characteristics of the charged particles by DBD reactor. Finally, the charge distributions of particles were determined from the electrical mobility classification using DMA. . DL. 2M. @. N8@(two-stage. electrostatic precipitator) O FG< )P. 1.  . Q..    RS(AC)T ; U.   (dielectric barrier discharge). VW! X YZ [S(DC). (1). !" 3. \ ]*^_! X` ) a. 0b 67O_. 

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(27) 2<  _! X- YZÊ 1<! X. (2). Table 1 Classification by DMA for the monodisperse particles with the various number of charge (118 nm) The number of elementary charges Mobility diameter (nm). 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 118 79. 63. 54. 48. 43. 40 37.5 35. 1686. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 33 31.6 30. 13. 14. 15. 16. 29 27.8 26.7 25.8.

(28) 대한기계학회 2003년도 춘계학술대회 논문집. 2000. Table 1  Û (2)L Xy [# 118 nm. 54 3 2.  YZ X)% {| [#3 ùªL ". 1. Negatively charged particles. 1600. Raw count. «‡Q.. 3.    3.1     . Particle diameter =118 nm. 1200. 800. 400. ŽªL Xy Ì *^Í ©|L s, ú3L Table 2 "«‡Q. DBD <. 0 10. RS T 'û)< 60 Hz,   10 kV(rms) I ÐÑL 3X jü 0.64 m/sec d 10% (-)! gQ. ¡c Y# 1 Ü  Y Z #$ (+)< b 60% I (-) 40%! ¡ c Y# 100 nm  YZ ;

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(41) 대한기계학회 2003년도 춘계학술대회 논문집. ‹ )ç ã‰@*+ 'ù .2002,| Ç-F.  3, ]*^ ìÇ X #$%  X. % Ú Žª ú3% TDMA ú3 d› Žª 1 Ü YZ ú3| ^9. 6{@AËU ¾‰l/ *0 2T_! 1 8 òW!  ùªZ yvh1 2 34.. ) a. ¯ TDMA }_! [# 1 Ü  YZ XhiL s,ø )

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