Purafide

Localized oxidation control using atmospheric pressure plasma

Technology
Conceptual
Company

This innovative technology utilizes atmospheric pressure plasma to produce reactive oxygen species like hydrogen peroxide for controlled oxidation. The approach promises precision in delivering oxidant doses at lower concentrations, suitable for biochemical applications.

Overview

This cutting-edge technology leverages atmospheric pressure plasma to generate reactive oxygen species, such as hydrogen peroxide, enabling precise and localized control of oxidation processes. The method is particularly effective in applications where controlled oxidant doses are crucial, such as biochemical treatments and material processing. By using plasma, the technology reduces the need for high concentrations of oxidants, improving safety and efficiency.

Technical specifications

Key features:

  • Utilizes atmospheric pressure plasma to generate reactive oxygen species
  • Capable of delivering localized and controlled doses of oxidants
  • Demonstrated applications in water treatment and potential for biochemical uses
  • Factors influencing kinetics include plasma power and gas composition

Potential applications:

  • Biochemical treatments requiring precise oxidation control
  • Material processing and treatment
  • Water purification and environmental remediation
Technology readiness level

Currently, this technology is at a Technology Readiness Level (TRL) of 3. It has been demonstrated in relevant environments, such as water treatment, and is moving towards bench-scale system development for further validation and parametric treatment studies.

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