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KOZÁKOVÁ, Z. KRČMA, F. PROCHÁZKOVÁ, J. AUBRECHT, V. SLAVÍČEK, P.
Original Title
Physical Aspects of Diaphragm Discharge Creation Using Constant DC High Voltage in Electrolyte Solution
Type
lecture
Language
English
Original Abstract
This paper presents new results obtained from the investigation of the breakdown moment of diaphragm discharge generated using constant DC voltage in water solutions of two electrolytes (NaCl and NaNO_3). Electrical discharge was created in an orifice (initial diameter of 0.2 mm) in dielectric diaphragm (thickness of 0.25 mm) separating two electrode spaces. Both dynamic and static VA characteristics were recorded and subsequently, breakdown parameters were determined as a function of solution conductivity (adjusted by electrolyte concentration in the range of 300-1300 microS/cm). Obtained results revealed a significant decrease of breakdown voltage (from 1350 to 880 V) and resistance with the increasing solution conductivity. On the other hand, discharge power and current at breakdown moment was enhanced by the increasing conductivity (from 40 to 100 mA). This effect was similar in both tested electrolytes. Discharge ignition in water was related with bubble creation in the orifice, according to the thermal theory of electrical discharge generation. This phenomenon was confirmed by records of high speed camera and sound diagnostics.
Keywords
diaphragm dsicharge in electrolytes, electrical characteristics, breakdown parameters
Authors
KOZÁKOVÁ, Z.; KRČMA, F.; PROCHÁZKOVÁ, J.; AUBRECHT, V.; SLAVÍČEK, P.
Released
19. 6. 2008
Publisher
AV ČR
Location
Praha
Pages from
185
Pages to
186
Pages count
2
BibTex
@misc{BUT65270, author="Zdenka {Kozáková} and František {Krčma} and Jana {Procházková} and Vladimír {Aubrecht} and Pavel {Slavíček}", title="Physical Aspects of Diaphragm Discharge Creation Using Constant DC High Voltage in Electrolyte Solution", year="2008", pages="185--186", publisher="AV ČR", address="Praha", note="lecture" }