Title :
Magnetic field distribution in combined opening switch (first stage acting)
Author_Institution :
Troitsk Inst. of Innovation & Fusion Res., Moscow, Russia
Abstract :
Summary form only given. For inductive storage (IS) adaptation to pulsed power generation it is necessary new on principle approach to generator construction, especially under power generation equal 10/sup 12/W and higher. Used in IS circuit switching device, namely opening switch, is one of restricting factors. One of possible solutions of this problem, which is developed with regard to that IS peculiarities of principle IS and opening switches, is offered. On first stage of working of combined opening switch (COS) a magnetic field distribution has great importance, more exactly, on the stage of energy storing. Ampere force acting on electrodes of vacuum breaking may be significant, what may cause electrodes breaking. Under electrodes moving apart a magnetic field will push out an arc from burning area and results in disorder of COS working. The considered geometry of leading bars allows to reduce a value of component of magnetic field in area of movable electrode axis and burning arc down to zero. An estimate of optimal correlation between size of electrodes and their amount in axis symmetrical construction of COS is done.
Keywords :
electric power generation; electrodes; inductive energy storage; plasma switches; pulsed power switches; vacuum breakdown; vacuum switches; Ampere force; IS circuit switching device; axis symmetrical construction; burning arc; combined opening switch; electrode; energy storing; generator construction; inductive storage; magnetic field distribution; optimal correlation; pulsed power generation; vacuum breaking; Bars; Electrodes; Fusion power generation; Geometry; Magnetic fields; Magnetic switching; Power generation; Pulse generation; Switches; Technological innovation;
Conference_Titel :
Plasma Science, 2004. ICOPS 2004. IEEE Conference Record - Abstracts. The 31st IEEE International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Baltimore, MD, USA
Print_ISBN :
0-7803-8334-6
DOI :
10.1109/PLASMA.2004.1340267