Development of a Two-Temperature Mathematical Model of Plasma Processes in a Discharge Chamber of a Multi-chamber Arrester Operating in Conditions of Mountain Areas
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https://doi.org/10.14311/ppt.2019.2.135Keywords:
2T model, simulation, pulse arc discharge, multi-chamber arresterAbstract
This article is devoted to a development of a mathematical model of plasma processes in a discharge chamber of a multi-chamber arrester operating under reduced pressure. The results obtained using this model will make it possible to develop recommendations on modifying the design of multi-chamber arresters for operation in conditions of mountain areas.A composition, thermodynamic and transport properties of plasma for the two-temperature model were calculated on the basis of the data on the materials of the discharge chamber and on the basis of the experiments performed earlier.
The paper presents the results of calculations i.e. distributions of discharge voltage and electrical conductivity on time at various pressures. A comparison of obtained results was carried out.
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