NASA NTRS · 19890000511
Ozone/Ultraviolet-Photo-Oxidation Reactor
Abstract
Experimental chemical-processing system destroys waste hydrazine in water by use of ozone in ultraviolet-photo-oxidation reactor. New process reduces concentrations of hydrazines and intermediate decomposition products in effluent liquid and gas to below limit of detectability. Liquid sprayed in reaction chamber past ultraviolet lamps, against flow of oxygen and ozone. Hydrazines and intermediate decomposition products oxidized to harmless substances. Effectiveness and speed of process depends on maintenance of circulating liquid at correct pH, determines lower limit of oxidation by ozone.
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Swartz, Ari Ben, Agthe, Richard E.. 1989-10-01. Ozone/Ultraviolet-Photo-Oxidation Reactor. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19890000511
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