Plasma saniyalan dɔ ka baarakɛcogo

Plasma cleaners use plasma discharge to generate a high-energy oxidation reaction. Using oxygen or a mixed gas (such as oxygen + hydrogen) in the discharge zone, they form an ion plasma (energy range 5-15 eV). The high-energy electrons and radiation from these plasmas decompose surface contaminants (organic matter oxidation rate >90%), o bɛ gazi walima fɛnw dilan minnu bɛ se ka wuli. Nin fɛɛrɛ in bɛ saniya kɛ ni kemikɛli-ko ye, min tɛ-nɔgɔ, o b’a to a bɛnnen don nɛgɛw (i n’a fɔ nɛgɛw ni aliminiyɔmu) ani polimɛriw (i n’a fɔ PTFE) sanfɛla furakɛli ma, wa a bɛnnen don kosɛbɛ kɛrɛnkɛrɛnnenya la ka ɲɛsin ɛntɛrinɛti yɔrɔw ni furakɛli minɛnw saniyacogo tigitigi ma.

Saniyacogo ɲuman siratigɛ la, furakɛli waatiw bɛ daminɛ miniti 2-10 na kulu kelen kɔnɔ. A bɛ se ka nano-skala nɔgɔw bɔ (particules size<100 nm), reduce surface contact angles by over 40°, and significantly improve material adhesion. Important operating parameters: maintain power between 50-1000W, air pressure between 10-100 Pa, and avoid overheating the substrate (temperature <150°C).