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Kuhlman et al., 1986 - Google Patents

Performance of high-power gas-flow spark gaps

Kuhlman et al., 1986

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6472344909871086534
Author
Kuhlman J
Molen G
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AIAA journal

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Results of an experimental investigation of the performance of repetitively pulsed gas-flow spark gaps are presented. Interelectrode gas-flow velocity and turbulence levels have been documented using pitot and hot-wire probes while transient arc debris behavior has been …
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