Gases, Volume 1, Issue 3
2021 September - 2 articles
Cover Story: An experimental microwave-induced plasma gasification has five distinct sections: the power supply and the microwave source, the wave propagation section, the plasma reactor, the carrier gas/feedstock inputs, and data collection equipment. Microwaves are generated by a magnetron that operates at a specific frequency and power setting. A waveguide transports the electromagnetic energy created by the magnetron to the reactor. A three-stub tuner improves efficiency by maximizing the electric field from the point of generation to the reactor, substantially reducing reflected power within the system. An isolator assists in protecting the magnetron from damage that can be caused by reflected microwaves. The feedstock and various carrier gases are introduced to the plasma reactor for conversion into syngas. View this paper - Issues are regarded as officially published after their release is announced to the table of contents alert mailing list .
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