Plasma-Driven Catalysis (PDC) Air Purification
Overview
NAMI has developed a plasma-driven catalysis (PDC) air purification technology with downstream disinfection effect.
Commercialisation opportunities
Non-exclusive licensing
Problem addressed
Unlike traditional plasma technology that generates many harmful by-products, NAMI's air purification technology based on plasma-driven catalysis (PDC) features high-energy efficiencies without harmful by-products, yet with downstream disinfection effect.
Innovation
- This air cleaning technology enables deep purification of whole range of toxic compositions into CO2 and H2O in heavily polluted environments, being higher efficient than other air purification technology using only plasma or photocatalyst.
Key impact
- Effective and efficient removal of air contaminants such as VOCs, NOx, odor, bacteria and virus
- Large airflow with downstream disinfection effect and no harmful by-product
- Integration with HVAC and AHU system
- Anti-mold, pest repellent and improve seed germination
Application
- Offices, smoking rooms and karaoke
- Hospitals and washrooms
- Food processing factories and restaurants
- Agriculture
Nano and Advanced Materials Institute (NAMI)
As a Materials Expert, Nano and Advanced Materials Institute (NAMI) has a strong portfolio of innovative technologies to support and collaborate with the industry, offering frontier-applied research on advanced materials as well as technology transfer for commercialization success.
NAMI, incorporated in 2006, is designated by the Innovation and Technology Commission of the Hong Kong Government as a Research and Development Center for nanotechnology and advanced materials. NAMI undertakes and provides support for market-driven research in nanotechnology and advanced materials, and strives for commercialization of the technologies to benefit the industry and the society at large, as well as re-industrialization to promote the economic growth and sustainability of Hong Kong.
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