Powerful Pulsed Plasma Generators - Research and Application

von: Victor Kolikov, Alexander Bogomaz, Alexander Budin

Springer-Verlag, 2018

ISBN: 9783319952499 , 260 Seiten

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Powerful Pulsed Plasma Generators - Research and Application


 

Foreword

6

Preface

7

Acknowledgements

10

Contents

11

Abbreviations

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Symbols

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1 Introduction

18

Abstract

18

References

26

2 Test Benches of the IEE RAS’ Pulsed Plasma Generators

30

Abstract

30

2.1 Construction and Equipment of the Test Benches

30

2.2 Power Supplies for Pulsed Plasma Generators

31

2.2.1 Capacitive Power Supply CPS-25

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2.2.2 Capacitive Power Supply CPS-10

39

2.3 Components of Power Supply

42

2.4 Diagnostic Methods and Measurement Equipment

47

2.4.1 Initial Parameters of Experiment

47

2.4.2 Pulsed Current

48

2.4.3 Voltage Drop Across Arc

49

2.4.4 Pulsed Pressure

50

2.4.5 Optical Registration

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2.4.6 X-ray Registration

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2.4.7 Data Registration and Processing System

57

References

58

3 Pulsed Plasma Generators

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Abstract

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3.1 Types of Electrodischarge Chambers

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3.2 IEE RAS’ Pulsed Plasma Generators

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3.2.1 Design of Plasma Generators

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3.3 Components of Plasma Generators’ Electrodischarge Chambers

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References

89

4 Parameters of the Arc

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Abstract

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4.1 Resistance

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4.2 Electric Field Intensity in Generator PPG-3

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4.3 Current Density

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4.4 Inductance

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4.5 Temperature

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References

109

5 Erosion of Electrodes

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Abstract

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5.1 Specific Erosion of Electrodes

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5.2 Liquid and Vapor Erosions

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5.3 Erosion as Electrode Jets

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5.4 Erosion as Electrode Surface Layer Ejection

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5.5 Erosion and Molecular Weight of Gas

130

References

132

6 Oscillations of Arc’s Diameter

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Abstract

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6.1 Acoustic Oscillations

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6.2 Shock Wave Compression of Arc

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6.3 Oscillations of Arc’s Diameter Caused by Magnetic and Gas Pressures

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6.4 Oscillations of Soft X-rays Irradiation Intensity

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References

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7 Processes and Heat Transfer in Electrodischarge Chamber

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Abstract

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7.1 Arcing in Coaxial Discharge Chamber

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7.2 Arc Movement

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7.3 Heat Transfer from Arc to Gas

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7.3.1 Irradiation

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7.3.2 Thermal Conductivity

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7.3.3 Turbulent Heat Transfer

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7.3.4 Shock Waves

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7.3.5 Shock Waves in Hydrogen

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7.3.6 Shock Waves in Helium

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7.3.7 Shock Waves in Air

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7.3.8 Impact of Electrode Jets on Heat Transfer

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7.4 Energy in Arc and Heat Transfer Components

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References

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8 Modes of Arcing

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Abstract

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8.1 Arc at Refractory Electrodes

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8.2 Arc at Fusible Electrodes

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8.3 Multipulse Mode

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8.4 Two-Arc Mode

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8.5 Programmable Mode

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References

192

9 Arc Contraction: Modified Piza-Braginskii Critical Current

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Abstract

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9.1 Arc at Initial Hydrogen Pressure of 5 MPa

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9.2 Discharge in Helium

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9.3 500 kA Arc at Tungsten Electrodes

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9.4 1.6 MA Arc at Steel Electrodes

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9.5 Soft X-rays Irradiation

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9.6 Heating of Hydrogen by X-ray Irradiation

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9.7 Arc Glow Change at Contraction

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References

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10 Arc at Ultrahigh Pressure

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Abstract

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10.1 Arc in Pre-compressed Gas

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10.2 Arc at Current of 220 KA

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10.3 Arc at Current of 500 KA

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10.4 Arc at Current of 2 MA

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10.5 Critical Pisa-Braginskii Current

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References

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11 Energy Features of Plasma Generator

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Abstract

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11.1 Energy Transfer Coefficients

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11.2 Simulation of Plasma Generators Processes

252

References

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12 Applications of Pulsed Plasma Generators

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Abstract

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12.1 Application of Plasma Generators in Scientific Researches

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12.2 Application of Plasma Generators for Toxic Substances Destruction

257

References

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Index

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