Development of Atmospheric Plasma Sprayed Dielectric Ceramic Coatings for High Efficiency Tubular Ozone Generators

Oxidative degradation of hazardous materials by ozone treatment like in sterilization of water, dump waste, pulp bleach and chemical processing, is superior to the traditional chlorine chemistry with respect to by-products and environmental protection. For an efficient and cost effective production...

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Published in:Journal of water resource and protection 2010-09, Vol.2 (9), p.799-808
Main Authors: Gadow, Rainer, Friedrich, Christian, Killinger, Andreas, Floristán, Miriam
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