Robert Vaculík
Masaryk University
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Plasma Sources Science and Technology | 1999
Vratislav Kapička; M. Šícha; Miloš Klíma; Z. Hubička; J. Touš; Antonín Brablec; Pavel Slavíček; J.F. Behnke; M. Tichý; Robert Vaculík
We present a plasma source which works on the principle of the arc torch discharge. The powered electrode of the arc torch discharge was made from a thin pipe that simultaneously acts as the nozzle through which the working gas flows to the discharge region. The flow of the working gas stabilizes the arc torch discharge and a well defined plasma channel is created. The advantage of this system is that it is able to work at high pressure of working gas up to atmospheric pressure inside the plasma-chemical reactor and also in free space.
Czechoslovak Journal of Physics | 1999
Antonín Brablec; Vratislav Kapička; Zdeněk Ondráček; Pavel Slavíček; Milan Střecha; František Šťastný; Robert Vaculík; M. Šícha
The described plasma source is based on the RF torch discharge. The powered RF electrode of the torch discharge plasma source is made from the thin metal pipe with an inner diameter of 1–2 mm and with a length of several cm. The working gas (argon pure or with an admixture of reactive components) flows through the RF electrode as the nozzle. The electrode is connected through the matching unit to the RF generator of the frequency of 13.56 MHz.The advantage of this described plasma source consists in the fact that the torch discharge remains stable up to the atmospherical pressure of the working gas even in the liquid environments. Up to now the torch discharge has been used only for treatment in liquid environment only for archaeological artefacts. For further applications it is necessary to additional study of this phenomenon. While in previous papers we presented a measurement of different temperatures from spectra emitted by plasma, there is drawn attention to equiintensity maps inside the nozzle.
Czechoslovak Journal of Physics | 1998
Vratislav Kapička; Miloš Klíma; Robert Vaculík; Antonín Brablec; Pavel Slavíček; Milan Střecha
The RF torch discharge has been described as a source of the plasma channel. The advantage of this system is that it is possible to use it up to atmospheric pressure for surface coating. The torch discharge works even in the liquid environment.
Archive | 2000
M. Šícha; Vratislav Kapička; Antonín Brablec; Miloš Klíma; Pavel Slavíček; Robert Vaculík; J.F. Behnke
Archive | 1999
Miloš Klíma; Jan Janča; Pavel Slavíček; S. Kuzmin; Robert Vaculík; Lenka Zajíčková
Archive | 1999
Pavel Slavíček; Antonín Brablec; Vratislav Kapička; František Šťastný; Robert Vaculík
Archive | 1999
Robert Vaculík; Vratislav Kapička; Antonín Brablec; Zdeněk Ondráček; Z. Purmenský; M. Macoszek; Karel Kapoun
Archive | 1998
Antonín Brablec; Pavel Slavíček; Vratislav Kapička; Robert Vaculík; Milan Střecha; Miloš Klíma
Archive | 1998
Antonín Brablec; Vratislav Kapička; Pavel Slavíček; M. Šícha; Miloš Klíma; Milan Střecha; Robert Vaculík; František Šťastný; J.F. Behnke
Archive | 1998
Robert Vaculík; Antonín Brablec; Vratislav Kapička; František Šťastný