Irradiation device

Details Irradiation device Irradiation device

1992-03-30

1993-03-16

Berman, Jack I.

Radiant energy

Irradiation of objects or material

25045511, 250504R, 250432R, 250436, 315248, G21K 508, H01J 3700

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051947404

ABSTRACT:
The irradiation device for gaseous or liquid substances has at least one high-power radiator with a discharge chamber (4) filled with filling gas. The filling gas contained therein emits radiation under the influence of quiet electrical discharges. The discharge chamber (4) immediately adjoins a treatment chamber (6) whose walls consist throughout of non-metallic material. An electrode pair (2, 7) and an ac source (12) connected to the two electrodes serve to feed the discharge, the coupling of the discharge chamber (4) to the electrodes being performed essentially capacitively. It is even possible, in particular, to treat by means of an irradiation device of such a design corrosive media or media for which extreme degrees of purity are the aim.

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10th Lecture Conference of the Society of German Chemists, Photochemistry Group, Nov. 18-20, 1987, pp. 23-25, U. Kogelschatz et al., "New UV and VUV Excimer Radiators".

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