What are the factors that affect the concentration and output of ozone generators?
Humidity, temperature, flow, pressure, and generator power (oxygen-rich air or oxygen) can cause changes in ozone concentration and output, such as gas water (or dew point), which can significantly affect ozone concentration and output. In severe cases, ozone will not be produced at all, and the ozone generator equipment will be damaged. The higher the temperature of the discharge chamber, the faster the ozone decomposition and the lower the ozone concentration, the cooling effect of the discharge chamber should be improved. When the normal discharge pressure is less than 0.08mpa, the higher the air pressure, the lower the ozone concentration, so that the ozone gas is dissolved in water to ensure a certain pressure. The higher the gas flow, the lower the ozone concentration. The higher the power, the higher the ozone concentration. Therefore, in order to make the concentration and output of ozone gas relatively stable, the above conditions should be maintained.
