Research on Decomposition of Toluene Using Adsorption Combined with Non-Thermal Plasma

Xiao Qing Dang; Jia Yu Huang; Xiao Liu; Tao Wu; Lu Kang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.403-408.3207

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Research on Decomposition of Toluene Using Adsorption Combined with Non-Thermal Plasma

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The paper made a research on synergetic effect of gaseous toluene decomposition using dielectric barrier discharge plasma and adsorption. A systematic investigation on toluene removal efficiency and ozone byproduct generation was done using different types of fillers. The mixed fillers were found to be promising as ideal fillers. In terms of toluene removal efficiency, mixed fillers of zeolite and ceramic rings was the highest, around 97%, next is zeolite, then followed by ceramic rings and no filler-packed. Among the tested fillers, mixed fillers showed the least amount of ozone generation. For practical use of mixed fillers, it’s preferable to operate at 18kV than 20 kV, avoiding forming more undesirable O₃ byproduct on achieving the same toluene removal effect.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 403-408)

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Xiao Qing Dang, Jia Yu Huang, Xiao Liu, Tao Wu, Lu Kang

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Adsorption, Mixed Fillers, Non-Thermal Plasma, Toluene

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