"The article develops a generalized model of electrodischarge action on concrete, which allows consistently describing phases of electro-explosion in condensed media: initiation and development of discharge channels, expansion, generation of shock waves, interaction of waves with the material being processed, deformation and destruction of solid materials. The model is based on a stochastic deterministic approach to the development of instability. processes associated with the distribution of the electric field, when mechanical stresses break. The flow of the process is considered deterministically on the basis of nonlinear integro-differential equations, local processes leading to the growth of the channel and cracks - stochastically. Equations describing the nature of the discharge development, the change of the channel resistance and its expansion are concordantly solved with the transition equations in the scheme of the real pulse generator. Expansion of the channel in the liquid is based on the law of conservation of energy, mass, pulse, equations of wave dynamics and allows to calculate the temporal and amplitude impact of shock waves from the channel on the barriers. The process of electrical breakdown of condensed dielectrics occurs with the development of a stochastically discharge structure, mainly determined by the emergence of highly conductive plasma channels. The development of the channel structure begins in the area of maximum field tension. In this case, the processes of phase transitions of a material directly determine the quantitative and qualitative processes of image of channels. As part of the study of the model, an analysis of the influence of the movement of electro-discharges on the redistribution of the electrostatic field, conditions leading to the direct formation of discharge channels, fracture formation and complete deformation was conducted. Keywords: model, electro-discharge device, stochastic-deterministic approach, electric field, mechanical voltage, shock wave, channel resistance, dielectric, pulse generator, differential equations."
