Efficient generation of plasma-activated aerosols

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Authors: C. Woo
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Abstract

Chapters 3–5 present advancements in plasma-activated water (PAW) nebulization and spray cooling. Chapter 3 demonstrates a hybrid modulation scheme boosting SAW nebulization rates by up to 243%, improving the inherently low nebulization rate of SAW devices. Chapter 4 shows argon plasma-activated PAW enables 103% higher nebulization efficiency, stable antimicrobial activity and complete E. coli inactivation with minimal aerosol used. Chapter 5 introduces hybrid-treated graphene-epoxy coatings that enhance spray cooling of LEDs, reducing water permeation time by 99% and improving heat transfer by 38% which enables cost-effective thermal management solution.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Plasma Applications and Diagnostics Plasma and Flow Control in Aerodynamics Vacuum and Plasma Arcs

Publication details

Journal / source
Monash University
Publication date
3 February 2026
Document type
Thesis