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titleOfInvention Dielectric Barrier Discharge-Photocatalytic Hybrid System for Exhaust Gas Removal
abstract The present invention relates to a dielectric barrier discharge-photocatalyst complex system for exhaust gas removal, and more particularly, by forming a photocatalyst coated dielectric sphere inside a plasma reactor, in contrast to a conventional plasma-photocatalytic complex system, Flue gas containing nitrogen oxides (NOx), sulfur oxides (SOx), etc. can be treated without a light source, and in particular, the effect of treating nitrogen oxides, sulfur oxides or nitrogen oxides and sulfur oxides alone or simultaneously can be expected. A dielectric barrier discharge-photocatalyst complex system for exhaust gas removal.n n n n Plasma, Photocatalyst, Dielectric, Nitrogen Oxide (NOx), Sulfur Oxide (SOx)
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