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Les phénomènes de mouvement rétrograde de l'arc dans l'atmosphère sous champ magnétique transversal ont été étudiés. AgSnO2 les contacts ont été placés dans des circuits résistifs et inductifs CC, respectivement. La tension de coupure était de 28 V, le courant variait de 1 à 5 A et la densité de flux magnétique variait de 0 à 100 mT. Une caméra haute vitesse et un oscilloscope ont été utilisés pour enregistrer simultanément les variations temporelles des images d’arc, des tensions et des courants. Contrairement aux résultats des expériences précédentes, le mouvement de l'arc a montré trois étapes, ce qui était plus évident sous une densité de flux magnétique plus élevée dans un circuit inductif. Il a également été constaté que le mouvement de l’arc était étroitement lié à la tension de l’arc. Une explication du mouvement rétrograde dans de telles conditions a été donnée.
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Guofu ZHAI, Xinglei CUI, Xue ZHOU, "Study on the Retrograde Motion of Arc under Transverse Magnetic Field" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E93-C, no. 9, pp. 1431-1436, September 2010, doi: 10.1587/transele.E93.C.1431.
Abstract: The phenomena of retrograde motion of arc in the atmosphere under transverse magnetic field were studied. AgSnO2 contacts were set in DC resistive and inductive circuits, respectively. The break voltage was 28 V, the current ranged from 1 to 5 A, and the magnetic flux density changed from 0 to 100 mT. A high speed camera and an oscilloscope were used to record time variations of arc images, voltages and currents, simultaneously. Different from previous experiment results, the arc motion showed three stages which was more obvious under larger magnetic flux density in inductive circuit. It was also found that the arc movement was closely related with the arc voltage. Explanation to the retrograde motion under such conditions was given.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/electronics/10.1587/transele.E93.C.1431/_p
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