Study on the Characteristics of Dielectric Barrier Discharge and Dielectric Barrier Corona Discharge in Cylinder Electrodes
Qiu Yu-chang
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Qiu Yu-chang
Abstract
The discharge characteristics of wire-cylinder electrodes dielectric barrier corona discharge (DBCD) and cylinder-cylinder electrodes dielectric barrier discharge (DBD) are studied and compared experimentally, and the differences between their discharge characteristics are analyzed from the point view of discharge mechanism. The results of voltage and current waveforms, Lissajous figures and light-emission phenomena pictures show that the wire-cylinder DBCD is relatively homogeneous and stable, which is different from that of the filamentary discharge in cylinder-cylinder DBD, and under the same applied voltage, wire-cylinder DBCD has larger energy efficiency than cylinder-cylinder DBD.
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The discharge characteristics of wire-cylinder electrodes dielectric barrier corona discharge (DBCD) and cylinder-cylinder electrodes dielectric barrier discharge (DBD) are studied and compared experimentally, and the differences between their discharge characteristics are analyzed from the point view of discharge mechanism. The results of voltage and current waveforms, Lissajous figures and light-emission phenomena pictures show that the wire-cylinder DBCD is relatively homogeneous and stable, which is different from that of the filamentary discharge in cylinder-cylinder DBD, and under the same applied voltage, wire-cylinder DBCD has larger energy efficiency than cylinder-cylinder DBD.
Key concepts: Dielectric barrier discharge, Cylinder, Lissajous curve, Materials science, Corona discharge, Brush discharge, Electrode, Partial discharge