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hinlsen@126.com
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18661419579
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No. 702 Shanhe Road, Liuting Street, Chengyang District, Qingdao City, Shandong Province
Shandong Zhonghan Environmental Technology Co., Ltd
hinlsen@126.com
18661419579
No. 702 Shanhe Road, Liuting Street, Chengyang District, Qingdao City, Shandong Province

Using dielectric barrier corona discharge technology, when the air humidity is less than 40%, the ion concentration within a range of 1 meter is greater than 1.6 million. By using high flow frequency conversion high-voltage corona discharge technology, the traditional module structure is changed, greatly reducing equipment costs. Dual dielectric discharge is adopted, especially the number of positive ions is greatly increased, and the oxidation ability is significantly enhanced. Under the action of an external electric field, a large number of energy carrying electrons generated by dielectric discharge bombard pollutant molecules, causing them to ionize, dissociate, and excite. This then triggers a series of complex physical and chemical reactions, transforming complex large molecule pollutants into simple small molecule safe substances, or transforming toxic and harmful substances into non-toxic, harmless, or low toxicity substances, thereby enabling pollutants to be degraded and removed. Due to the average energy of electrons generated after ionization being 10 EV, controlling the reaction conditions appropriately can achieve chemical reactions that are generally difficult to achieve or slow in speed, becoming very fast. As a high-tech with strong potential advantages in the field of environmental pollution treatment, plasma has received high attention from relevant disciplines both domestically and internationally.
Such as sulfur dioxide, dust, oil fumes, etc. generated by large thermal power plants, cigarette factories, textile factories, printing factories, paper mills, steel plants, cement plants, etc.
Such as sewage, garbage treatment plants, pump stations, petrochemical plants, chemical plants, pharmaceutical plants, cigarette factories, essence factories, slaughterhouses and other fields produce various odor and odor gases.
Toxic gases such as formaldehyde, benzene, ammonia, as well as microorganisms and suspended particles generated in public places such as hospitals, restaurants, hotels, entertainment venues, vehicles, aviation waiting rooms, offices, homes, cars, laboratories, etc.