Reduction of gas-discharge breakdown thresholds in the ionosphere due to multipacting
Reducing voltage breakdown thresholds in ionosphere due to multipacting
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Reducing voltage breakdown thresholds in ionosphere due to multipacting
Low voltage arc and breakdown effects in xenon filled thermionic diodes
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Breakdown voltage and high power tests for pressure bonded collector sheath tubes with cracked alumina insulators and flowing liquid metal coolant
Molecular chaos breakdown under shear flow, calculating thermodynamic fluctuation formula for unlimited Reynolds number increase
Spacecraft-borne high voltage system breakdown prevention by avoiding high electric field and critical gas pressure
Dielectric system was developed which consists of two layers of 25-gage paper separated by one layer of 50-gage polypropylene to reduce corona breakdown in ac capacitors. System can be used in any alternating current application where constant voltage does not exceed 400 V rms. With a little research it could probably be increased to 700 to 800 V rms.
A method of weighted residuals for the computation of rotationally symmetric quasi-cylindrical viscous incompressible vortex flow is presented and used to compute a wide variety of vortex flows. The method approximates the axial velocity and circulation profiles by series of exponentials having (N + 1) and N free parameters, respectively. Formal integration results in a set of (2N + 1) ordinary differential equations for the free parameters. The governing equations are shown to have an infinite number of discrete singularities corresponding to critical values of the swirl parameters. The computations point to the controlling influence of the inner core flow on vortex behavior. They also confirm the existence of two particular critical swirl parameter values: one separates vortex flow which decays smoothly from vortex flow which eventually breaks down, and the second is the first singularity of the quasi-cylindrical system, at which point physical vortex breakdown is thought to occur.
An attempt is made to compare pressure calibration methods among several laboratories in an unbiased way to produce some indication of the bandwidth of observations on the pressure of an equilibrium reaction where sources of discrepancy not resulting from pressure calibration are likely to have been eliminated. The reaction chosen is the breakdown of albite to jadeite and quartz under pressure.