Saian Corporation

Noxilizer, Inc.

Amarante Technologies, Inc.

Hidetaka Matsuuchi

Shigeru Masuda

Ryuichi Iwasaki

Masaaki Mike

Sang Hun Lee

Hirofumi Hayashi

Toru Tanibata

Orion Weihe

Jae-Mo Koo

Tomoyuki Hirose

Joongsoo Kim

Andrew Way

Hirofumi Mankawa

A high concentration NOgas generating system including a circulating path configured by connecting a chamber, a plasma generator, and a circulating means, wherein NOis generated by circulating a gas mixture including nitrogen and oxygen in the circulating path is provided. The high concentration NOgas generating system provides a high concentration NOgenerating system and the high concentration NOgenerating method using the generating system by which NOof high concentration (approximately 500 ppm or above) required for a high level of sterilization process in such as sterilization of medical instruments can be simply and selectively obtained. In addition, since indoor air is used as an ingredient, the management of ingredients is simple and highly safe, and the high concentration of NOcan be simply and selectively prepared on demand.

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A plasma generator is provided which includes: a microwave generation portion which generates a microwave; a wave guide for propagating the microwave; a plurality of plasma generation nozzles which are attached to the wave guide so as to be apart from each other in the direction where the microwave is propagated, receive the microwave, and generate and emit a plasmatic gas based on the energy of this microwave; and a plurality of stabs which correspond to a part or the whole part of the plasma generation nozzles and are each disposed in the wave guide so as to lie in a rear position a predetermined distance apart from each other in the direction where the microwave is propagated.

Plasma generator and work processing apparatus provided with the same

A plasma generation apparatus is provided which includes: a microwave generation portion which generates a microwave; a gas supply portion which supplies a gas to be turned into plasma; a plasma generation nozzle which includes a reception member receiving the microwave, and turns the gas into plasma based on the energy of the received microwave and emits the plasma gas; and a photo-detection unit which detects light emitted by the plasma gas and generates electrical information.

Plasma generation apparatus and work processing apparatus

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Wakayama, Japan

Hidetaka Matsuuchi