| Title |
A Study on the Temperature Measurement Using Optical Emission in Saline Solution Discharge with Pin to Plate Electrodes |
| DOI |
http://dx.doi.org/10.5207/JIEIE.2016.30.1.066 |
| Keywords |
Saline Solution ; Pin To Plate Discharge ; Optical Emission Spectroscopy ; OH Spectrum Band ; Ulse Polarity |
| Abstract |
In this study, electrical and spectroscopic characteristics were investigated in the pin to plate discharge of 0.9% weight per unit volume saline solution. The positive and positive- and negative-going dc pulse with 5% duty ratio were applied to tungsten pin electrode. The more amount of discharge current flew in negative discharge. The temperature, which is considered as a local value in the vicinity of vapor of discharge, was about 3,000K which is much higher than the value recommended to be controlled. It can be suggested that not only the temperature of liquid but also the local temperature of vapor is monitored to investigate damages on tissue or cells in biological application. |