| PlasmaTreat GmbH Patent applications |
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| 20120067716 | Method and Apparatus for Detecting Ionisable Gases in Particular Organic Molecules, Preferably Hydrocarbons - The invention relates to a method for detecting gases that can be ionized wherein an atmospheric plasma jet is produced, wherein a gas mixture is brought into interaction with the plasma jet, and wherein an electrical quantity is measured as a measure of the concentration of the gas in the gas mixture. The invention further relates to a device for detecting gases that can be ionized, including a gas inlet, means for ionizing a gas, a voltage source, two electrodes, and means for determining an amperage, wherein the two electrodes are connected to the voltage source, wherein the means for determining an amperage are connected to the electrodes in such a way that the magnitude of the current flowing between the electrodes can be measured, and wherein a plasma nozzle is provided to produce an atmospheric plasma jet. | 03-22-2012 |
| 20110220143 | Device for Treating an Inner Surface of a Work Piece - A device for cleaning an inner surface of a workpiece includes a beam of radiation, at least one generating unit for generating the beam, a drive unit for rotating the at least one generating unit about an axis of rotation, where the at least one generating unit is configured with a preferential direction towards the surface to be treated. So that an inner surface of the workpiece can be cleaned with short effect times of the beam, it is provided that an arm connected to the at least one generating unit is provided for inserting the generating unit into the workpiece and that the axis of rotation and the preferential direction are inclined relative to one another. | 09-15-2011 |
| 20100021340 | Method and device for the disinfection of objects - A method for the disinfection of objects includes producing an atmospheric plasma jet inside a space through which a process gas flows and at least partially bombarding a surface of the object with the plasma jet, whereby a disinfecting effect is achieved by way of an energy transfer from the plasma jet to the surface of the object. With this method a more effective surface disinfection is made possible without increasing the quantity of disinfecting agent in itself. | 01-28-2010 |
