plasma science and applications 2013
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Plasma Physics:
Fundamentals
and Applications
Dr. Sergey Korenev
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• Introduction to Plasma Physics.
• Fundamental aspects of Plasma Physics.
• Methods and equipment for plasma forming.
• Applications of atmospheric plasma.
• Applications of vacuum plasma.
• Conclusion.
Content
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Examples
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1. Nature of plasma.
2. Fundamental properties.
3. Types of plasma.
Fundamental questions
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Plasma is 4th state of matter and
consists from mix of ions,
electrons, atoms, molecules.
Plasma Components
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1. Ionized gas. More understanding.
2. Ionized solid state (Example: ionized
semiconductors ( Fast ionized dinistors)).
3. Ionized liquid (Example: breakdown of water or
oil).
4. Dust plasma.
5. Cluster plasma (Example: evaporated plasma in
electron source).
Types of Plasma
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1. Density Ne – number of electrons in volume, 1/cm3.
2. Temperature T, [eV]. 1 eV = 11606 K ~ 104K.
eU[J] eU[eV] kT[J] T[eV]
3. Langmuir frequency- plasma frequency:
Main parameters of plasma
kTmv
Ue 2
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1. Methods and devices for forming of
plasma.
2. Applications of plasma in science,
technology and industry.
Main directions
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It is very complicated area:
1. Fundamental knowledge and
understanding of plasma physics.
2. Knowledge and experience in electrical
engineering.
Methods and devices for forming of plasma
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1. Forming of volume plasma. 2. Forming of large cross section plasma
Main tasks
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1. Passive generation of plasma: Thermal ionization and chemical processes. 2. Active generation of plasma: Ionization of atoms & molecules by external active energy source.
Passive and active generation of plasma
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General structure of active
plasma source
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Gas plasma
Ionization
Excitation
Dissociation
Electrical field
Electrons
External particles,
protons, muons,
ions, X-rays, UV,
Laser
GAS PLASMA
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Atmosphere plasma – generation of plasma for pressure 760 Torr.
Hard conditions: variation of temperature, humanity.
The types of plasma:
1. Pulsed plasma.
2. DC
3. AC, RF MW plasma
Atmosphere plasma
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Atmosphere plasma
1. Corona discharge.
2. Barrier Dielectric Discharge
3. Arc.
4. Pulsed discharge.
5. Gliding discharge.
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SWITCHES
CHARGE POWER SUPPLY
PLASMA
Types of pulsed plasma
generators
HIGH VOLTAGE POWER
SUPPLY
SWITCH
HVD
CURRENT TRANSFORMER
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PLATE ELECTRODE
PIN ELECTRODE
Rcur
SCOPE
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SWITCH
CHARGE POWER SUPPLY
METAL PLATEDIELECTRIC
METAL ELECTRODE
METAL GRID
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Atmosphere pressure
plasma generator
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1. Nanosecond generator with high repetition. 2. Picosecond generators with high repetition..
Pulsed High Voltage
Generators
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1. Induction energy storage. 2. Capacitor energy storage. 3. Combined capacitor-induction energy storages.
Pulsed High Voltage
Generators
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1. Novel switches based on open semiconductors. 2. Hydrogen Thyrotrons.
Pulsed High Voltage Generators
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Main reason of increasing pressure is increasing of electrical insulation.
Gas sparks for high voltage and pulsed power equipment.
Different gases: N2, SF6, N2+CO.
High Pressure gas plasma
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Ionization gas by charged particles
is effective method for generation
of volume plasma.
Ionization of gas by
charged particles
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1. Forming of plasma for glow discharge .
2. Forming of clusters high energy plasma
for technical vacuum.
3. Forming of magnetron discharge.
Vacuum plasma
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Applications of atmospheric
and vacuum plasma
Applications of plasma
in Industry
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Atmospheric plasma
Pressurized
plasma
Large cross
sectionState between
liquid and gas
Materials
science &
technology
Plasma
chemistry
Pulsed power
technologies
Positive Problem
High voltage
engineering
Instrumentation
& diagnostics
Environmental
applications
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Vacuum plasma
Vacuum plasmaLarge cross
section
High purity
matter
Materials
science &
technology
New state
of matter
Generation
of beams
Microwave
and pulsed
power
technologies
Positive Problem
Clusters and
fractal
technologies
Instrumentation
& diagnostics
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The plasma physics is
interesting and opened field of
Physics for new discoveries.
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Conclusion
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