2011
DOI: 10.1109/tps.2010.2087776
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Temporal Analysis of Exploding Film Burst Phenomenon

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“…For the case in which these angles are presented in a section of length snw , the equivalent cross section area normal to the current flow with fibers within this angle range is given by Figure 6. Cumulative partial conductance for a non-woven fabric as a function of the fiber angles calculated using (16) for R = 0.018 Ohm andfor fiber angles with uniform probability distribution function p(ϕ f ).…”
Section: Equivalent Circuit For Nonwoven Fabricsmentioning
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“…For the case in which these angles are presented in a section of length snw , the equivalent cross section area normal to the current flow with fibers within this angle range is given by Figure 6. Cumulative partial conductance for a non-woven fabric as a function of the fiber angles calculated using (16) for R = 0.018 Ohm andfor fiber angles with uniform probability distribution function p(ϕ f ).…”
Section: Equivalent Circuit For Nonwoven Fabricsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(10) and (11) for woven fabrics and Eqs. (11) and (16) for non-woven fabrics. These cross-section areas and the used parameter values are presented in Table 3.…”
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“…The heat absorbed due to aluminum contacted parts, which are U-shaped wires clamped to each turn of the helix in the tungsten filament, can be found by calculating the total energy Q Total required to transport the film from solid to gas through vaporization. So, after summing the main elements of energies associated with the phase changes, the total energy Q Total can be obtained as in the following equation; [14].…”
Section: Mathematical Model For Evaporation Source and Evaporated Alumentioning
confidence: 99%