Abstract
An attempt to explain the phenomenon of the effect of electrode rotation on the ozone generation process is presented. A discharge photography method was applied and computer analysis method was used to find discharge differences between electrode rotational and non-rotational cases. The research presented shows that with electrode rotation the discharge was more uniform and the ozone generation efficiency increased about 15% compared to an ozonizer with a non-rotating electrode. In addition, during the research, the most suitable electrode rotational speed for the ozone generation process was estimated.