Synthesis of superhard nanodispersed titanium compounds in a magnetoplasma accelerator operating in pulse-periodic regime

Сивков, А. А.; Gerasimov, D. Yu.; Saigash, A. S.; Evdokimov, A. A.

doi:10.1007/s11182-012-9725-5

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“…There were metallic tungsten, titanium metal and graphite. All of these electrodes were used to obtain different compositions of ultrafine materials based on tungsten, boron, silicon, titanium, carbon [5,[7][8][9][10]. The generated plasma structure depended on the material of the acceleration channel, the material of the central electrode tip, the material of the electrical bridge between the electrodes of the accelerator, the gaseous atmosphere of the reactor.…”

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Energy efficiency of electric pulse installation based on a high-current plasma accelerator

Shanenkov

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Abstract. The energy efficiency of electric pulse installation based on a high-current plasma accelerator was investigated. A series of experiments with different central electrodes was carried out. The system based on carbon electrodes has a greater value of the charge energy conversion into the energy of arc discharge and the less discharge current level in comparison with other electrode systems. The power consumption value for producing 1 gram of powdered product was estimated and it was found this value is comparable to the work of the LED light bulb for 1 hour.

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Energy efficiency of electric pulse installation based on a high-current plasma accelerator

Shanenkov

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Сивков

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“…Titanium dioxide powder is produced by a coaxial magnetoplasma accelerator (CMPA) [1][2][3]. The titanium dioxide samples were sieved for the convenience of carrying out studies.…”

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Study of titanium dioxide photocatalytic properties by decomposition of methylene blue (C16H18N3SCl) aqueous solution

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The photocatalytic properties of titanium dioxide obtained by plasmodynamic synthesis technology have been studied in this work. The study is carried out by measuring changes in the optical density of a methylene blue solution whose decomposition took place under the action of a nanodisperse titanium dioxide in sunlight. The result we have obtained is that the addition of titanium nitride in dioxide shifts the photocatalysis zone to a visible spectral range without any requirement for nitriding the very titanium dioxide with the formation of complex oxynitrides. This makes it possible to considerably simplify the technology in the future. However, a substantial increase in synthesized titanium nitride quality is needed for the photocatalysis process to proceed gradually.

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Plasmodynamic synthesis of ultradispersed iron oxides

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Synthesis of superhard nanodispersed titanium compounds in a magnetoplasma accelerator operating in pulse-periodic regime

Cited by 10 publications

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Energy efficiency of electric pulse installation based on a high-current plasma accelerator

Energy efficiency of electric pulse installation based on a high-current plasma accelerator

Study of titanium dioxide photocatalytic properties by decomposition of methylene blue (C16H18N3SCl) aqueous solution

Plasmodynamic synthesis of ultradispersed iron oxides

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