| Introduction: | High-frequency DC plasma arc furnace reaching 5000-7000 °C for floating-catalyst growth of carbon nanotubes, with water-cooled vacuum chamber and automatic discharge. |
| Application: | |
| Material: | Single-wall carbon nanotube production Nano-carbon fibre powder Conductive agent raw materials Nano-carbon research and pilot production |
The plasma DC arc growth system combines a high-frequency DC plasma generator, a plasma catalytic-cracking growth reactor, an operator console, rapid gas replacement, water-mist collection and a complete cooling system. A high-frequency discharge between the top electrode and the furnace-bottom electrode turns electrical energy into heat at 5000-7000 °C. Together with high-purity active gas, the plasma arc vaporises the catalyst, which sublimes and reacts with a highly active carbon source in the floating furnace chamber to grow nano-carbon. Feeding is semi-automatic and discharge is fully automatic through the matching collection system.
| Model | Specification |
| Vacuum Chamber | Stainless steel, double-layer water-cooled |
| Vacuum Chamber Size (mm) | Φ520×1200 |
| Effective Furnace Diameter (mm) | Φ560 |
| Furnace Tube Material | ~80% high-purity corundum |
| Heating Zone Length (mm) | 700 + 400 (dual zone) |
| Power Supply | AC 380 V, 50-60 Hz |
| Total Power (kW) | ~220 |
| Net Weight (kg) | ~9800 |
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