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• TITLE: The Industrial Production of Water Dedicated to Absorption of Gases

  AUTHORS: Ihar Yelkin, Edward Reszke, Grzegorz Binkiewicz, Grzegorz Schroeder

  KEYWORDS: Flow-Through Plasma Reactor for Water Treatment, Modification of the Properties of Water/Aqueous Solutions, Industrial Production of Water, Physicochemical Parameters of Water Solution

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Water Resource and Protection, Vol.13 No.8, August 17, 2021

  ABSTRACT: The paper presents a flow plasma reactor permitting modification of the properties of water/aqueous solutions by stochastic resonance amplification of vibrations of selected chemical species in water with electromagnetic noise generated during a plasma discharge. The main parameters characterizing the quality for super-pure water, tap water and water from the intake in Besko (Poland) before and after the process in the plasma reactor were presented for comparison. In addition, the 17O NMR (the full width at half maximum) and electrospray ionization mass spectrometry (ESI MS) methods were used to determine differences in physicochemical parameters between the untreated and plasma-treated water. It has been established that the water subjected to plasma treatment shows much different gas absorption properties than the untreated water samples, as a function of temperature and pressure, in this paper we report exemplary data for CO2, oxygen and acetylene. The improved gas absorption properties of the plasma-treated water make it attractive for the use in industrial processes. It is worth pointing to a great capacity of the new reactor (4000 l/h), and low energy consumption (20 MJ/h) for the treatment of the above mentioned volume flow rate of water.