Schott-gerate Gmbh

Euroflamm, Gmbh

Gunter Riege

Rainer Gadow

Christian Friedrich

Andreas Killinger

Siegfried Gunther

An ozonizer is disclosed, having a first electrode and a second electrode between which a discharge gap is formed, a dielectric being arranged between the first electrode and the second electrode. The dielectric comprises a support element made of glass or glass ceramic, onto which a thin dielectric film on the order of up to 100 &mgr;m is applied. The use of glass or glass ceramic as the dielectric, in conjunction with an additional thin ceramic dielectric film, allows a considerable improvement in the ozone concentration in the carrier gas, simultaneously with a good ozone yield.

Ozonizer using a thermally sprayed ceramic dielectric

Described is a ozonizer with a first metal electrode and a second metal electrode with a discharge gap between them, the first electrode being covered with a dielectric. At least the first electrode is designed as an aluminium or aluminium-alloy coating on a glass substrate. The dielectric consists of a thermally sprayed ceramic film, preferably made of .alpha.-aluminium oxide, titanium oxide or hafnium oxide. Also described is a method of manufacturing the ozonizer, the method calling for the ceramic film acting as the dielectric on the first electrode to be applied by thermal spraying. The two electrodes are preferably also produced by thermal spraying. The ozonizer has a particularly high yield, is corrosion-resistant and can be manufactured simply and inexpensively.

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