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pro vyhledávání: '"A F Konoshenko"'
Publikováno v:
Gas and Chemical Lasers and Intense Beam Applications III.
The method of volume generation of iodine atoms to obtain the pulsed mode of COIL is the most effective by the ratio of pulsed power to cw one at the same flowrate of chemicals. The electric discharge is a very convenient tool to produce iodine atoms
Publikováno v:
Soviet Journal of Quantum Electronics. 20:159-160
The luminescence spectra (600–700 nm) were determined for active media of a chemical oxygen–iodine laser with different iodine concentrations. The red radiation observed at low iodine concentrations was attributed to the ICl molecule.
Publikováno v:
Soviet Journal of Quantum Electronics. 20:589-589
Publikováno v:
Soviet Journal of Quantum Electronics. 9:1270-1275
An investigation was made of the feasibility of achieving a high specific output energy and a high electrical efficiency in an H2?F2 chemical laser excited by a relativistic electron beam. Using an H2:F2:O2:He = 6:15:1.2:50 mixture at a pressure of 1
Publikováno v:
Soviet Journal of Quantum Electronics. 8:922-924
An investigation was made of the possibility of achieving a high specific energy output in combination with a high electrical efficiency from an electron-beam-pumped HF chemical laser. The electron beam energy absorbed in the active volume of the las
Publikováno v:
Antibiotiki. 8
Autor:
V N Tomashov, A F Konoshenko, S Ya Pshezhetskiĭ, A S Bashkin, Nikolai N Yuryshev, N F Chebotarev, A N Oraevskiĭ
Publikováno v:
Soviet Journal of Quantum Electronics. 8:1503-1504
A study was made of the characteristics of a chemical laser utilizing a ClF--H/sub 2/ mixture and initiated by an electron beam. Stimulated emission was observed from vibrationally excited HF and HCl molecules. Since the reaction was of the chain typ
Autor:
V S Pazyuk, Nikolai P Vagin, P G Kryukov, D Kh Nurligareev, A F Konoshenko, Nikolai N Yuryshev, V N Tomashov
Publikováno v:
Soviet Journal of Quantum Electronics. 14:1138-1139
Efficient operation of a chemical oxygen-iodine laser was achieved using low-strength (50%) hydrogen peroxide. An output power of 5 W was obtained when the chlorine consumption was 1.2 mmol/sec.