Plasma Destruction of Ozone Depleting Substances

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作者：
A.B. Murphy
A.J.D. Farmer
E.C. Horrigan
T. McAllister
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[1] CSIRO Telecommunications and Industrial Physics,
[2] Australian Consumers' Association,undefined
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Plasma Chemistry and Plasma Processing | 2002年 / 22卷
关键词：
Thermal plasma; argon arc; waste destruction; chemical kinetics; reaction scheme; ozone depleting substance; chlorofluorocarbon; halon; Montreal Protocol;
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The literature on the plasma destruction of ozone depleting substances (ODS) such as CCl2F2 and CBrF3 is reviewed, and compared with more recent work on the decomposition of CCl2F2 and CBrClF2 in oxygen and steam. A comprehensive kinetic scheme for the decomposition of CBrClF2, which includes the decomposition of CCl2F2 and CBrF3, is presented. Simulations performed with this scheme, and experimental results, demonstrate the importance of allowing for the interconversion of ODS in the assessment of plasma destruction devices.
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页码：371 / 385
页数：14
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