CRC 1316 Transient Atmospheric Plasmas: From Plasmas to Liquids To Solids

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A8: A 1.5 dimensional transient transport model of plasma jets

Principal Investigators: R.P. Brinkmann

Team


Brinkmann, Ralf Peter
(Principal Investigator)

Klich, Ma­xi­mi­li­an
(PhD)

Description

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Radio frequency driven atmospheric pressure plasma jets are small, robust, and affordable plasma sources, capable of generating high fluxes of reactive species at low gas temperatures. The mathematical modeling of such jets is thus of paramount importance. However, because of the high complexity of the devices, direct numerical simulation is beyond the current possibilities. This project utilizes the geometrical characteristics of the devices. i.e., the fact that they are long and narrow, to systematically simplify the mathematical description. Physically accurate simulation becomes possible.


Publications

Thesis

  • Kai-Philipp Enneking, Master thesis - 12/2018
    Untersuchung einer planaren kapazitiven HF-Entladung mit Hilfe des Smooth step Models
  • Maximilian Klich, PhD thesis - 12/2023
    Modellierung und Simulation von Atmosphärendruckplasmen
  • Laura Kroll, Master thesis - 07/2019
    Modellierung und Simulation von Transportprozessen im Plasma-Jet
  • Tim Bolles, Bachelor thesis - 10/2020
    Validierung des Smooth Step Models für ein Plasma mit zwei Ionenspezies mittels Particle-In-Cell Simulation
  • Lukas Vogelhuber, Bachelor thesis - 06/2020
    Elektronen- und Ionenverteilungsfunktionen an der Grenzfläche von kapazitiven Ein- und Zweifrequenz-Entladungen
  • Fabian Verdaguer, Bachelor thesis - 08/2020
    Untersuchung durch unterschiedliche Spannungsformen erzeugter Hochfrequenzplasmen
  • Natalia Lupyna, Bachelor thesis - 01/2021
    Analyse von Feld- und Potentialverteilungen im Plasma-Jet
  • Maximilian Klich, Master thesis - 10/2021
    Ion dynamics in capacitively coupled argon-xenon discharge

Further reading