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40 1P24 PRELIMINARY RESEARCHES ON A PLANE-BOARD EXPLOSIVE OPENING SWITCH Shirong Hao, Yingmin Dai, Minhua Wang, Nanchuan Zhang, Wenhui Han, Youcheng Wu Hydro-Physics Research Institute, Academy of <strong>Engineering</strong> Physics, Si Chuan Province, Mianyang, China A plane-board explosive opening switch and its preliminary reasearch results are presented in this paper. The opening switch consists of an explosive network board,a folded metal foil and insulating slots. When used as opening switch in inductive energy storage system, it can transfer pulse current with tens of kilo-ampere and more than 20μs rise time from primary energy source to a 50nH load in less than 2μs.The conversion efficiency is more than 90%.
41 1P25 INFLUENCE <strong>OF</strong> HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE ON THE WATER DIELECTRIC STRENGH AND ON THE DYNAMIC PRESSURE WAVE Justin Martin 1 , Thierry Reess 1 , Antoine De Ferron 1 , Robert Ruscassie 1 , Franck Rey- Bethbeder 2 1 University of Pau, SIAME, PAU, France, 2 TOTAL PAU, France The paper presents experimental results for breakdown voltage in water gaps as a function of water hydrostatic pressure and temperature. Low applied electric field and high switching energy ensure the development of subsonic electrical discharges. For these discharges, the vapour bubbles involved during the pre-breakdown phase are initiated by joule heating effect. The dependencies of the U50 breakdown voltage on hydrostatic pressure up to 5MPa and on the temperature up to 90°C are investigated. The pre-breakdown phase of the discharge is characterised by the different power consumption behaviours and by the energy losses according to hydrostatic pressure and temperature. A minimum threshold value of the discharge energy losses can be highlighted. Experimental measurements concerning the shock wave generated by the subsonic discharges are presented. Results point out that the dynamic wave is not dependent from the hydrostatic pressure. On the other hand, for a constant energy at breakdown time, the dynamic pressure wave increases with the temperature. These results will allow the optimization of the electrical energy ratio converted into acoustic energy.
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BOOK OF ABSTRACTS 2012 Internationa
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CONFERENCE SPONSORS AND SUPPORTERS
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Sunday, June 3, 2012 2012 IEEE IPMH
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Plenary 1 Session Chair: Hulya Kirk
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Poster Session 1: Solid State Modul
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3O6 DESIGN OF AN 80KV, 40A RESONANT
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5O7 EFFECT OF CURRENT PULSE WIDTH O
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2P46 2P47 MEASUREMENT AND ANALYSIS
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8O7 A NEW TRIGGERING TECHNOLOGY BAS
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ENHANCED VOLTAGE RECOVERY OF HIGH V
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93 3O5 PULSE-TO-PULSE VOLTAGE REPRO
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DESIGN OF A COMPACT, BATTERY-POWERE
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97 4O1,2 (invited) COMPARISON BETWE
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CHARACTERISTICS OF CAVITATION BUBBL
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101 4O6 INVESTIGATING THE ROLE OF P
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ANALYSIS OF CORONA DISCHARGES IN CY
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LOW JITTER, HIGH VOLTAGE, REPETITIV
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PERFORMANCE OF A CORONA-STABILISED
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X-RAY EMISSION FROM A TABLE-TOP X-P
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THE EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE, MOISTUR
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THE EVOLUTION OF IEC 60034-18-41 FR
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APPLICATION HILBERT-HUANG TRANSFORM
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INVESTIGATION OF NON-HEATING STERIL
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SPECTROSCOPIC OBSERVATION OF MICRO
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INVESTIGATION OF OZONE PRODUCTION U
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DEVELOPMENT OF TECHNIQUES APPLYING
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PORE DYNAMICS INDUCED BY NSPEF: A C
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HIGH BLOOD SUGAR CONCENTRATION RESP
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MODELING OF DELIVERY OF SUBNANOSECO
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STUDY OF THE EFFICIENCY OF A PULSED
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HYDROPHOBIC IMPROVEMENT OF PMMA SUR
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140 2P20 A HIGH CURRENT LOW INDUCTA
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RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OF DRIVERS
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PARALLEL OPERATION OF FOUR SPARK GA
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SELECTIVELY GROWN CARBON NANOTUBES
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AN ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE GAS SWITCH
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EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH OF ROD-SHAPED
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X-RAY BACKLIGHTING OF SINGLE-WIRE A
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EVALUATION OF TAPE-BASED STRESS GRA
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ASSESSMENT OF DIELECTRIC DEGRADATIO
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PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF A NEW SYS
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DETERMINING ECONOMIC LIFE CYCLE FOR
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RESEARCH ON ROGOWSKI COIL FOR MEASU
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MEASUREMENT AND ANALYSIS OF INSULAT
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THE LIGHTNING PROTECTION TESTS FOR
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A COMPACT LOW INDUCTANCE PULSE ENER
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SOLID-STATE PULSED POWER SYSTEM FOR
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COMPACT 600 KV MULTI-PRIMARY WINDIN
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DEVELOPMENT OF A RF BURST PULSE GEN
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STATUS OF PROTOGEN THE FIRST INTEGR
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LINEAR TRANSFORMER DRIVER (LTD) WIT
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AN NS RISETIME GAS SWITCH WITH A MO
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OPERATIONAL RESULTS OF PULSE SHAPIN
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HIGH-VOLTAGE VACUUM ELECTRONIC SWIT
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DEVELOPMENT OF THE 1 MV/100 KA FAST
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SOLID DIELECTRIC TRANSMISSION LINES
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COMPACT PICOSECOND PULSE GENERATORS
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EVOLUTION OF PLASMA DENSITY GENERAT
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FLEXIBLE 50-OHM HIGH-VOLTAGE NANOSE
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SOME CONSIDERATIONS TO THE ITER SNU
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SUSCEPTIBILITY OF ELECTRO-EXPLOSIVE
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ANALYSIS AND SIMULATION OF ELECTROM
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EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS FROM THE DESTR
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OPTIMIZATION OF NONUNIFORM TRANSMIS
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RECIRCULATING PLANAR MAGNETRON EXPE
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GENERATING OSCILLATING PULSES USING
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GAS EVOLUTION OF NICKEL, STAINLESS
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A DIELECTRIC RESONATOR ANTENNA BASE
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OPTIMIZATION OF CORONA RING DESIGN
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OPTIMIZATION OF A CATHODE CONFIGURA
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EFFECTS OF CAPACITIVE VERSUS RESIST
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DESIGN AND TEST OF 2250KV SEMI-FLEX
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NUMERICAL MODELING OF UHV LABORATOR
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MHZ-LEVEL REPETITIVE MODULATORS FOR
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A STABILITY OF LCLS LINAC MODULATOR
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KLYSTRON MODULATOR DESIGN FOR THE L
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A HIGH-REPETITION RATE PULSED ELECT
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SHOCK COMPRESSION OF GAS-IMPREGNATE
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ANALYSIS TO THE EAST NBI TRANSMISSI
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COMPACT ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEM FOR T
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FREQUENCY AGILITY OF A FERRITE-LOAD
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X-BAND RELATIVISTIC BACKWARD WAVE O
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CARRIER DYNAMICS AND ELECTRON ENERG
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PULSED POWER SWITCH MODELING FOR BR
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ANALYSIS OF CURRENT-DIVIDING POST-H
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DYNAMIC BIFURCATION ANALYSIS OF ADV
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281 3P58 SIMULATION OF PULSED ELECT
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283 3P60 HIGH VOLTAGE DIRECT CURREN
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285 3P62 OPTIMAL LOCATION AND PARAM
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ROLE OF FACTS DEVICES ON ZONAL CONG
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LIFETIME TESTING OF AIRIX ACCELERAT
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293 3P70 CAPACITOR DROOP COMPENSATI
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FDTD MODELING OF FAST TRANSIENT CUR
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ESTIMATIONS OF THE ENERGY AVAILABLE
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A SIMULATION OF BREAKDOWN PARAMETER
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GLASS DIELECTRICS FOR POWER CAPACIT
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305 12O4 PULSED CURRENT LIMITATIONS
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DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF A 250 KV
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