ELECTRON-BEAM PLASMA IN CLOSED VOLUME: GENERATION, PROPERTIES, APPLICATIONS

Authors

  • M.,N. Vasiliev Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (State University) 141700 Moscow Region., Dolgoprudny, Institutskiy lane, 9
  • V.A. Myasnikov Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (State University) 141700 Moscow Region., Dolgoprudny, Institutskiy lane, 9
  • Aung Tun Win Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (State University) 141700 Moscow Region., Dolgoprudny, Institutskiy lane, 9

Keywords:

gas-phase and heterophase plasma chemical reaction profiles of plasma glow, the generation, emission spectrum, electron-beam plasma

Abstract

Generation of the Electron-Beam Plasma (EBP) by means of the Electron Beam (EB) injection into a container filling with a plasmagenerating gas is considered. The interaction of the EBP with the container walls is studied. The interaction processes are found to be responsible for both plasma properties and container behavior (heating, luminescence, electric charging and some others). Plasmachemical modification of the container material caused by the EBP and EB is studied as well. Plasma setups in which the EB is injected in still and flowing gas are described and examples of their applications for industrial and aerospace technologies are given.

References

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(2) Александров Н.Л., Васильев М.Н., Лысенко С.Л., Махир А.Х. // Физика плазмы, 2005. Т. 31, № 5, С. 466.

(3) Васильева Т.М., Лысенко С.Л., Кукареко В.А. // Физика и химия обработки материалов, 2010. №5. С. 29-36.

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2015-10-17

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Vasiliev, M., Myasnikov, V., & Tun Win, A. (2015). ELECTRON-BEAM PLASMA IN CLOSED VOLUME: GENERATION, PROPERTIES, APPLICATIONS. Combustion and Plasma Chemistry, 13(3), 205–211. Retrieved from https://cpc-journal.kz/index.php/cpcj/article/view/332

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Vol. 13 No. 3 (2015): COMBUSTION AND PLASMACHEMISTRY

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