celtic said:
You're supoosed to wake up on a beach with a hottie bringing you a bucket of Coronas....if you wake-up with a hangover, you didn't do it right and have to start over again
:-? :-? :-? no beach..... but hottie with nice cool refreshments I got part..
But I guess corona discharge has alot of potential..here is a list from wikipedia..
Corona discharge has a number of commercial and industrial applications.
Removal of unwanted electric charges from the surface of aircraft in flight and thus avoiding the detrimental effect of uncontrolled electrical discharge pulses on the performance of avionic systems
Manufacture of ozone
Scrubbing particles from air in air-conditioning systems (see Electrostatic precipitator)
Removal of unwanted volatile organics, such as chemical pesticides, solvents, chemical weapons agents, from the atmosphere
Surface Treatment of polymer films to improve compatibility with adhesives or printing inks.
Photocopying
Air ionisers perhaps benefiting health
Kirlian photography uses photons produced by the discharge to expose photographic film.
EHD thrusters, Lifters, and other ionic wind devices
Nitrogen laser
Surface Treatment for Tissue Culture (Polystyrene)
Ionization of a gaseous sample for subsequent analysis in a mass spectrometer or an ion mobility spectrometer
Coronas can be used to generate charged surfaces, which is an effect used in electrostatic copying (photocopying). They can also be used to remove particulate matter from air streams by first charging the air, and then passing the charged stream through a comb of alternating polarity, to deposit the charged particles onto oppositely charged plates.
The free-radicals and ions generated in corona reactions can be used to scrub the air of certain noxious products, through chemical reactions, and can be used to produce ozone.