Dynamic characteristics of electric discharge in liquid under ultrasonic cavitation

Булычев, Н. А.; Kazaryan, М. A.; Averyushkin, A. S.; Kirichenko, M. N.; Zakharyan, Roksana; Chernov, A. A.

doi:10.1117/12.2303458

International Conference on Atomic and Molecular Pulsed Lasers XIII 2018

DOI: 10.1117/12.2303458

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Dynamic characteristics of electric discharge in liquid under ultrasonic cavitation

Н. А. Булычев¹,

М. A. Kazaryan²,

A. S. Averyushkin³

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“…Recently, the phenomena of the plasma discharge in liquids at intensive ultrasonic field above the cavitation threshold attracted great interest. − At the same time, a theoretical model for such processes is lacking. The main purpose of this work is to formulate such a model and test it using experimental data from a water treatment device with a hydrodynamic emitter.…”

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Electrical Discharge in a Cavitating Liquid under an Ultrasound Field

Karabassov,

Vasenko,

Bayazitov

et al. 2023

J. Phys. Chem. Lett.

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A theoretical model for an electrical discharge in a cavitating liquid is developed and compared with experiments for the optimization of the water treatment device. The calculations based on solution of the Noltingk—Neppiras equation support the hypothesis that the electric field promotes the formation of vapor microchannels inside a liquid gap between the electrodes, where at a low gas pressure Paschen’s conditions of rupture and abnormal glow discharge maintenance in those microchannels are fulfilled. Theoretical analysis of the cavitation processes and the discharge formation processes is in qualitative agreement with the experimental data obtained in this work in a water treatment device using a hydrodynamic emitter. The following graphic illustrates the experimental setup: (1) feeding tank, (2) hydrodynamic emitter, (3) zone of cavitation inside the plasma reactor, (4) high-frequency generator of electric impulses, and (5) outlet.

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Electrical Discharge in a Cavitating Liquid under an Ultrasound Field

Karabassov,

Vasenko,

Bayazitov

et al. 2023

J. Phys. Chem. Lett.

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Dynamic characteristics of electric discharge in liquid under ultrasonic cavitation

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