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Lamonier, Jean-François
Université de Lille
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- 2024Effect of the Nature, the Content and the Preparation Method of Zeolite‐Polymer Mixtures on the Pyrolysis of Linear Low‐Density Polyethylene
- 2020Hierarchical porous ε-MnO2 from perovskite precursor: Application to the formaldehyde total oxidationcitations
- 2017An in-depth investigation of toluene decomposition with a glass beads-packed bed dielectric barrier discharge reactorcitations
- 2017An in-depth investigation of toluene decomposition with a glass beads-packed bed dielectric barrier discharge reactorcitations
- 2005Studies of the activation process on Pd-perovskite-type oxides used for the catalytic oxidation of toluene
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An in-depth investigation of toluene decomposition with a glass beads-packed bed dielectric barrier discharge reactor
Abstract
A glass beads-packed bed dielectric barrier discharge reactor is used for the removal of low concentration toluene (330 ppm) in air. The influence of relative humidity (RH) of the air on the discharge characteristics, toluene removal efficiency, and byproduct formation is examined. Optical emission spectroscopy has shown that the amount of N2 excited states decreases with increasing RH because of the increased quenching of these excited states. A toluene removal efficiency of 42 ± 2% was obtained at an optimum RH of 40% at a specific input energy of approximately 250 J/L. The main products of the toluene decomposition process were identified as CO2, CO, N2O, O3 (both dry and humid air) and HCOOH (dry air only). While higher RH suppresses the formation of formic acid, the highest CO and CO2 yields, N2O, and O3 concentrations at an RH of 40% confirm the observed highest removal efficiency at this experimental condition.