One-shot electrode systems for high-voltage electrochemical destruction of natural and artificial lumps

Rizun, A. R.; Posdeev, V. A.; Golen, Yu. V.

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“…Energy efficiency is important in the technological use of HECE. Study [6] explores the single-pulse input of energy into the HECE channel with disposable electrodes. The result is the savings through the reduction in the cost of the electrode system; however, the causes leading to incomplete combustion of the exothermal mixture are not eliminated.…”

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“…compared HECE with an electric explosion without the use of exothermal mixtures in terms of the volume of destroyed soils but did not perform analysis of the WEM combustion completeness and did not assess energy efficiency. Our analysis of works [6][7][8] reveals that the implementation of HECE at a single-pulse energy input and, therefore, when using a single-circuit scheme of PCG, is not effective due to incomplete combustion of the applied exothermal compositions because of a short-term nature of the pressure pulse generated by a high voltage discharge.…”

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Control of a high-voltage discharge-pulse installation when implementing technological modes of an electrochemical explosion

Vovchenko

Demydenko

Kozyrev

2020

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29the treated object include the pressure waves and hydraulic flows of liquid that propagate throughout a working environment, which are used for destruction, shape-formation, crushing, dispersing, etc. [1].Most high-voltage discharge-pulse installations used in various technologies employ a capacitive drive as an energy source as part of a pulse current generator (PCG). When it is discharged to the intra-electrode gap, an expanding plasma channel is formed in a condensed environment, generating a IntroductionHigh-performance technological processes involving explosive energy conversion are widely used in various industries. The technologies of discharge-pulse treatment of materials and products employ a high-voltage electrical discharge in condensed environments as a source of concentrated, dosed impact within the specified local volumes with high specific energy indicators. The main factors affecting

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