Pulse generator for treating exhaust gas
First Claim
1. A pulse generator comprising:
- a plurality of stages of a same configuration provided with distributed constant lines having high-voltage-side input terminal portions which are connected in common to a high-voltage-side wiring line connected with a high-voltage-side terminal of a D.C. charger, and further having low-voltage-side input terminal portions which are connected in common to a grounding line serving as a low-voltage-side wiring line connected with a low-voltage-side terminal of said D.C. charger;
low-voltage-side output terminal portions of the adjoining distributed constant lines, which respectively correspond to adjacent upper and lower ones of the stages, being connected in series;
ground lines connecting the input terminal portions of the adjoining distributed constant lines, which respectively correspond to adjacent upper and lower ones of the stages;
a load connected between a low-voltage-side output terminal portion of a top one of said distributed constant lines of a top stage and a low-voltage-side output terminal portion of a bottom one of said distributed constant lines of a bottom stage; and
a shortcircuit switch connected between said high-voltage-side wiring line and said low-voltage-side wiring line.
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Abstract
An apparatus and method for treating exhaust gases. In this apparatus, a plurality of stages of reactor chambers (R1, R2, . . . Rn) are connected in series in the direction of an exhaust gas flow. Further, high-voltage power supplies (V1, V2, . . . and Vn) are connected to the reactor chambers (R1, R2, . . . and Rn), respectively. Moreover, in each of these reactor chambers, a streamer discharger plasma is generated. Furthermore, the more downstream a reactor chamber of a stage is placed, the lower energy to be cast into the reactor chamber becomes. The density of electrons generated in a gas decomposition unit is high in a portion thereof on the upstream side of the exhaust gas flow and the electron density is low in a portion thereof on the downstream side. Additionally, the present invention further provides a pulse generator in which a high voltage, which is an output voltage of a D.C. charger (V0), is simultaneously applied to a plurality of distributed constant lines (or transmission lines) (1−1, 1−2, 2−1, 2−2, . . . , N−1 and N−2), which are connected in parallel with one another, by means of a signal shortcircuit switch (S1).
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1. A pulse generator comprising:
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a plurality of stages of a same configuration provided with distributed constant lines having high-voltage-side input terminal portions which are connected in common to a high-voltage-side wiring line connected with a high-voltage-side terminal of a D.C. charger, and further having low-voltage-side input terminal portions which are connected in common to a grounding line serving as a low-voltage-side wiring line connected with a low-voltage-side terminal of said D.C. charger;
low-voltage-side output terminal portions of the adjoining distributed constant lines, which respectively correspond to adjacent upper and lower ones of the stages, being connected in series;
ground lines connecting the input terminal portions of the adjoining distributed constant lines, which respectively correspond to adjacent upper and lower ones of the stages;
a load connected between a low-voltage-side output terminal portion of a top one of said distributed constant lines of a top stage and a low-voltage-side output terminal portion of a bottom one of said distributed constant lines of a bottom stage; and
a shortcircuit switch connected between said high-voltage-side wiring line and said low-voltage-side wiring line. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4)
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