Oxidation of Acetylene in Atmospheric Pressure Pulsed Corona Discharge Cell Working in the Nanosecond Regime |
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Authors: | M Redolfi N Aggadi X Duten S Touchard S Pasquiers K Hassouni |
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Institution: | 1.LIMHP, CNRS-UPR1311,Université Paris 13,Villetaneuse,France;2.LPGP, CNRS-UMR 8678,Université Paris 11,Orsay,France |
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Abstract: | Combined experimental and modeling studies of acetylene oxidation in pulsed corona discharges working in the nanosecond regime
are presented. The corona cell was characterized in term of power deposition to provide input data for the model. The concentrations
of ozone, CO, CO2 and residual acetylene were systematically measured for model validation purposes. The model used allows describing the detailed
chemistry in the discharge and the mass transfer between the microdischarges and the discharge free regions in the corona
cell. Results showed that the model allows a satisfactory prediction of the acetylene residual fraction, CO and CO2 yields and O3 concentration for a wide range of conditions. They enabled a precise identification of the product distribution and confirmed
the central role of O-atom in the oxidation process. They also revealed that ketene, H2CCO, plays an important role in the oxidation mechanism and allowed drawing some conclusions on the optimization of the oxidation
process. |
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