Conclusion
Thermal plasmas - production
Article REF: D2820 V2
Conclusion
Thermal plasmas - production

Author : Pierre FAUCHAIS

Publication date: August 10, 2007 | Lire en français

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8. Conclusion

To generate thermal plasmas, there are three main types of torches (or techniques):

  • inductively coupled radiofrequency plasmas;

  • blown arc torches;

  • the transferred arcs.

Commercially available radiofrequency torches operate between 30 and 400 kW. Their main advantages are:

  • to be able to operate with almost all gases, including oxidizing gases;

  • to have flow rates 10 to 20 times lower than those of blown arc torches and, therefore, residence times 10 to 20 times longer;

  • not to have electrodes whose wear pollutes the plasma gases.

These torches are mainly used for spheroidization-purification...

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