Tao Shao

Prof. Dr. Tao Shao

High Voltage and Discharge Plasma Laboratory, Beijing International S&T Cooperation Base for Plasma Science and Energy Conversion, Institute of Electrical Engineering, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100190, China
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Academic Career Length

22Years (2005-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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19 March 2018 in High Voltage
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Tao ShaoTao Shao
Tao Shao
RWRuixue Wang
Ruixue Wang
CZCheng Zhang
Cheng Zhang
PYPing Yan
Ping Yan
Pulsed discharge plasma and its application is one of the promising directions in civilian areasof pulsed power technology. In order to promote the research and development ofthe theory and application technology for pulsed discharge plasma, in thispaper, recent progress on the mechanism of nanosecond‐pulse gas discharge andthe characteristics and applications of typical pulsed plasma at the Instituteof Electrical Engineering, Chinese Academy of Sciences is reviewed. Firstly,progress on mechanism of nanosecond‐pulse discharge based on runaway electronsand measurement technology of runaway electrons is introduced. Then, thecharacteristics of three typical discharges, including direct‐driven pulseddischarge, pulsed dielectric barrier discharge and pulsed plasma jet, arereviewed. Furthermore, typical plasma applications of pulsed plasma on surfacemodification and methane conversion are presented.

14 April 2021 in Angewandte Chemie International Edition
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LLLaiquan Li
Laiquan Li
CTCheng Tang
Cheng Tang
XCXiaoyang Cui
Xiaoyang Cui
YZYao Zheng
Yao Zheng
XWXuesi Wang
Xuesi Wang
SQShi‐Zhang Qiao
Shi‐Zhang Qiao

1 August 2019 in Food Chemistry
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YHYanan Hou
Yanan Hou
RWRuixue Wang
Ruixue Wang
GLGanzhi Lin
Ganzhi Lin
Tao ShaoTao Shao
Tao Shao
XZXinxue Zhang
Xinxue Zhang
ASAidong Sun
Aidong Sun

1 November 2018 in Composites Science and Technology
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WBWancong Bian
Wancong Bian
TYTong Yao
Tong Yao
MCMing Chen
Ming Chen
CZCheng Zhang
Cheng Zhang
Tao ShaoTao Shao
Tao Shao
YYYing Yang
Ying Yang

18 August 2014 in Applied Physics Letters
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ESEdl Schamiloglu
Edl Schamiloglu
Tao ShaoTao Shao
Tao Shao
WYWenjin Yang
Wenjin Yang
CZCheng Zhang
Cheng Zhang
ZNZheng Niu
Zheng Niu
PYPing Yan
Ping Yan
Polymer materials, such as polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA), are widely used as insulators in vacuum. The insulating performance of a high-voltage vacuum system is mainly limited by surface flashover of the insulators rather than bulk breakdown. Non-thermal plasmas are an efficient method to modify the chemical and physical properties of polymer material surfaces, and enhance the surface insulating performance. In this letter, an atmospheric-pressure dielectric barrier discharge is used to treat the PMMA surface to improve the surface flashover strength in vacuum. Experimental results indicate that the plasma treatment method using Ar and CF4 (10:1) as the working gas can etch the PMMA surface, introduce fluoride groups to the surface, and then alter the surface characteristics of the PMMA. The increase in the surface roughness can introduce physical traps that can capture free electrons, and the fluorination can enhance the charge capturing ability. The increase in the surface roughness and the introduction of the fluoride groups can enhance the PMMA hydrophobic ability, improve the charge capturing ability, decrease the secondary electron emission yield, increase the surface resistance, and improve the surface flashover voltage in vacuum.

1 April 2010 in Applied Surface Science
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Tao ShaoTao Shao
Tao Shao
CZCheng Zhang
Cheng Zhang
KLKaihua Long
Kaihua Long
DZDongdong Zhang
Dongdong Zhang
JWJue Wang
Jue Wang
YZYuanxiang Zhou
Yuanxiang Zhou