基于旋转电极的dbd图像灰度分布的暂态过程分析-transient process analysis of gray scale distribution in dbd images based on rotating electrodes.docxVIP

Abstract?The dielectric barrier discharge (DBD) at atmospheric pressure could be of great interest for several industrial applications, such as thin-film deposition, plasma sterilization,wastewater treatment, surface modification etc.The generation of the atmospheric pressure discharge is even cutting-edge research, especially in the method of being the homogeneous discharge, which is used in the industrial application. A dielectric barrier discharge device -rotating electrode dielectric barrier discharge device is developed in the paper, which has been achieved more uniform discharge than the stationary electrode discharge.It was found that whether in the stationary plate electrode or rotating plate electrode, the discharge image and its gray level distribution existed transient process, With the time developing, the discharge transformed from the initial state of the irregular spatial distribution into a more homogeneous steady-state discharge, the corresponding coefficient of variation of gray level distribution reduced. The electrode rotation was an important ameliorative condition, which was to accelerate the development of the transient process, so that, it had a rapid transition to steady state ,which was compared to the stationary steady , and the corresponding standard deviation and coefficient of variation decreased, ultimately they tended to a stable value, the homogeneity had been greatly improved. With the electrode rotation speed, applied voltage and the frequency increased, the corresponding gray level distribution of the coefficient of variation decreased, the discharge of homogeneity had been improved. We also analysed the transient process, it was found that the relative motion of the residue space (including space charge) and the accumulated charges had a greater impact on the rotating electrode DBD.It was also found that gray level distribution of the rotating electrode DBD image was not homogeneous in the radial direction. The electrode rotation