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Prof. I.A.Kossyi kossyi@fpl.gpi.ru 119991, Vavilov Str. 38, Moscow, Russia

Prokhorov General Physics Institute of Russian Academy of Sciences. Prof. I.A.Kossyi kossyi@fpl.gpi.ru 119991, Vavilov Str. 38, Moscow, Russia. photo of group leader. Studied topics

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Prof. I.A.Kossyi kossyi@fpl.gpi.ru 119991, Vavilov Str. 38, Moscow, Russia

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  1. Prokhorov General Physics Institute of Russian Academy of Sciences Prof. I.A.Kossyi kossyi@fpl.gpi.ru 119991, Vavilov Str. 38, Moscow, Russia photo of group leader • Studied topics • One from the currently important ecological problem consists in utilization of gases accompanying oil recovery. Yearly more than billion cubic meters of associated gases are burning down world-wide • Work performed in General Physics Institute of RAS (GPI) objective is investigation of possibility of natural hydrocarbons (namely CH4) recovery in a liquid (water) plasma-chemical reactors. Two type of reactors have been applied: based on the discharge in a water-gas mixture excited by multispark discharger developed and investigated in GPI and based on the discharge gliding on the water surface (on the water-gas interface). As a working gas methane has been applied. • The first type of reactor has been applied for CH4 decomposition with nanosize carbon and H2 production. The second one has been applied for SYN-gas production. • Record low energy cost for CH4 conversion have been obtained. Physical model explaining the new plasma-chemical reactors peculiarities and advantages has been developed. • Scheme of reactor based on the Scheme of reactor based on the gliding on • multispark discharger. 1-dielectric; the water surface discharge. 1-chamber; • tube; 2-annular electrodes; 3-working 2,3-electrodes; 4-water; 5-CH4; 6-valves; • gas (CH4) bubbles; 4-water; 5-plasma; 7-damping volume; 8-gliding discharge • 6-reactor chamber

  2. Main experimental/computational facilities • For this work execution GPI has put into operation two experimental setups based on the multispark discharge and on the gliding on the water-gas interface discharge. • Diagnostic system for gas composition before and after treatment has been assembled and adjusted. • Ramified plasmachemical computer program (code) has been developed and applied for liquid plasmachemical reactor description. • Main research collaborations and industrial partners • GPI in the framework of this program cooperated with; • Ltd „PLASMA-PRO“ (Saratov); • Gubkin State University of Oil and Gas (Moscow); • Moscow State University • Main publications • A.M.Anpilov, E.M.Barkhudarov, N.K.Berezhetskaya et al. Slipping Surface Discharge in the Two-Phase Water-Gas Medium//Technical Physics, 2011, v. 56, No 11, pp. 1588-1592. • Anpilov A.M., Barkhudarov E.M., Kossyi I.A. et al. Pulse-periodic High-Voltage Discharge Gliding on Water-CO2 Separating Surface // XXXVIII Intern. (Zvenigorod) Conference on Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion, Zvenigorod, Book of Abstracts, 2012, p. 247. • Anpilov A.M., Barkhudarov E.M., Gritsinin et al. Methane Conversion with Help of Gliding Pulse High-Voltage Discharge// XXXIX Intern. (Zvenigorod) Conference on Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion, Zvenigorod, 2012, Book of Abstracts, p. 271. • E.M.Barkhudarov, I.A.Kossyi, Yu.N.Kozlov et al. Multispark Discharge in Water as a Method of EnvironmentalSustainability Problems Solution// Journal of Atomic and Molecular Physics, v. 2013 (2013), Article ID 429189, 12 pages. • Photograph of multispark discharge Photograph of gliding discharge on the • in water water – CH4 separating surface

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