Oil removal from iron surfaces by atmospheric-pressure barrier discharges
G Baravian, D Chaleix, P Choquet, PL Nauche… - Surface and Coatings …, 1999 - Elsevier
G Baravian, D Chaleix, P Choquet, PL Nauche, V Puech, M Rozoy
Surface and Coatings technology, 1999•ElsevierAn atmospheric-pressure dielectric barrier discharge plasma is used for oil removal from
iron surfaces. The first results show that oiled iron surfaces cleaned in liquid solvent or by an
atmospheric-pressure dielectric barrier discharge plasma in oxygen provide the same X-ray
photoelectron spectra to high sensitivity, indicating an efficient oil-removal effect of the
plasma.
iron surfaces. The first results show that oiled iron surfaces cleaned in liquid solvent or by an
atmospheric-pressure dielectric barrier discharge plasma in oxygen provide the same X-ray
photoelectron spectra to high sensitivity, indicating an efficient oil-removal effect of the
plasma.
An atmospheric-pressure dielectric barrier discharge plasma is used for oil removal from iron surfaces. The first results show that oiled iron surfaces cleaned in liquid solvent or by an atmospheric-pressure dielectric barrier discharge plasma in oxygen provide the same X-ray photoelectron spectra to high sensitivity, indicating an efficient oil-removal effect of the plasma.
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