Electric Explosion of a Surface Carrying a Megaampere Current.

Autor:	Aleksandrov, V. V., Branitsky, A. V., Grabovski, E. V., Gribov, A. N., Gritsuk, A. N., Korolev, V. D., Laukhin, Ya. N., Mitrofanov, K. N., Oleinik, G. M., Predkova, E. I., Samokhin, A. A., Smirnov, V. P., Frolov, I. N., Shishlov, A. O.
Předmět:	DENSE plasmas STAINLESS steel EXPLOSIONS CERAMIC coating ELECTRODES
Zdroj:	Plasma Physics Reports; Jun2020, Vol. 46 Issue 6, p604-610, 7p
Abstrakt:	The formation of plasma on the surface of a current-carrying electrode of a high-current facility when a current flows through it with a linear density of up to 4 MA/cm and is coated with lead foil or ceramic is studied. The propagation velocity of a dense plasma from a stainless steel electrode is 2–10 km/s, and when the electrode is coated with lead, it is 1–6 km/s. In these experiments, there is no load typical for such facilities—a source of intense X-ray radiation. The plasma propagation from ceramic-coated electrodes starts 200 ns later than that for metal electrodes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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