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A test case, using a similar methodology and experimental set-up thanprevious test case TC5-Level 1 is presented in this paper. An inductivelycoupled plasma torch, working at atmospheric pressure, is used to create N2-CH4Titan-like plasma (98%N2 - 2%CH4). The operating frequency and power are 64 MHzand 3 kW respectively. This kind of apparatus allows obtaining plasma inchemical and quasi-thermal equilibrium The spectral measurements cover the[300-800] nm range and are performed inside the induction coil. Eachinteresting spectrum is calibrated and compared to the line-by-line spectralcode SPARTAN used for the simulation of the radiative emission of entry-typeplasma. Finally, a discussion is proposed about the nucleation phenomenon whichis occurred in the ICP torch with the N2-CH4 plasma. Preliminary studies showthe synthesis of nanostructured carbon on the quartz tube.

Definition of a New Level One Test Case Measurements of Equilibrium  Radiation from an Inductively Coupled Plasma in the Near-UV to Near-IR  Spectral Region for a Titan-Type N2-CH4 Mixture. Preliminary Results