Volume discharge in Helium nearby atmospheric pressure: uniformity and stability

Authors

  • V.S. Kurbanismailov
  • О.А. Omarov
  • G.B. Ragimhanov
  • A.A. Aliverdiev

Keywords:

discharge formation, volume discharge, streamer discharge, high-pressure, plasma

Abstract

We have experimentally studied electric and time-spatial characteristics of volume discharge and transition
from a volume burning stage to a channel stage nearby atmospheric pressure. We have shown that in
conditions of strong preliminary ionization the discharge has a volume structure of the current in a wide
range of initial voltage, and the duration of this stage decreases with the growth of current density and
gas pressure.

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Published

2014-08-10

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Vol. 1 No. 3 (2014)

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