1986
DOI: 10.1109/tmag.1986.1064716
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Summary of EM launcher experiments performed at LLNL

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“…These devices have demonstrated accelerating 1 cm-sized polycarbonate pellets up to ~ 7 km/sec, with energy transfer efficiencies of ~10% and constant accelerations up to ~4.5•10 6 g's. 94,95 They are, however, not re-useable at these demanding levels due to significant performance-driven erosion of the bore. Also, acceleration of frozen D pellets has been to only half these velocities due to wall and electrode erosion, not particle disassembly.…”
Section: Fuel Injector and Tankagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…These devices have demonstrated accelerating 1 cm-sized polycarbonate pellets up to ~ 7 km/sec, with energy transfer efficiencies of ~10% and constant accelerations up to ~4.5•10 6 g's. 94,95 They are, however, not re-useable at these demanding levels due to significant performance-driven erosion of the bore. Also, acceleration of frozen D pellets has been to only half these velocities due to wall and electrode erosion, not particle disassembly.…”
Section: Fuel Injector and Tankagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The value of ratio p m /p is closed within the limits of 0.3 -3 at conditions of experiments [2][3][4][5].…”
Section: Analysis Of Acceleration Of Projectile In Emlmentioning
confidence: 73%
“…These estimations show that at moment, when voltages U b and U m begin to differ, this energy is usually sufficient for initiator explosion. Fig.2 shows the correlation between measured velocities and velocities estimated from equation (2). As it follows from these data, under relatively small velocities of projectile less than 3 km/s, measured velocity exceeds calculated one.…”
Section: Experimental Study Of Eml With Massive Lithium and Graphmentioning
confidence: 79%
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