In-liquid Visualization of Phenol during Plasma Purification
ApplyProject Description
In-liquid plasma generation is of interest topic due to intrinsic physics behind as well as a wide range of applications. This project consists of in-water electrical discharges with gas bubbles to investigate a degradation of phenol as a model contaminant. Particularly, a laser induced fluorescence will be adopted to visualize a spatial distribution of phenol when it is being decomposed.
Program -
Mechanical Engineering
Division -
Physical Sciences and Engineering
Center Affiliation -
Clean Combustion Research Center
Field of Study -
Mechanical Engineering
About the
Researcher
Min Suk Cha
Desired Project Deliverables
Cross sectional imaging of phenol distribution with bubbles in water and Submission to a peer reviewed journal