The effects of magnetization on an expanding high-enthalpy plasma jet in argon are studied with a non-LTE model. The magnetic field is taken into account with a complete approach where the calculation of diffusion velocities, the electromagnetic field and the flow field are self-consistently coupled via the current density. Results of the simulations show that inside the plasma source there are no significant changes due to the magnetic field. However, in the expansion the magnetic field completely changes the appearance of the jet. Due to the magnetic field, shockwaves disappear and power dissipation not only takes place inside the source but also in the expansion region
Departures from thermal (translational), ionization, and excitation equilibrium in an axisymmetric a...
The plasma properties inside a D.C. arc-jet operating with argon is analysed by means of a continuum...
The magnetic-field-induced transition from a simple expansion to a double layer is experimentally in...
The effects of magnetization on an expanding high-enthalpy plasma jet in argon are studied with a no...
The experimental study is conducted to clarify the functional enhancement of a non-equilibrium argon...
This paper concerns the behaviour of heavy particles in an argon plasma expanding from a cascaded ar...
Fluid dynamic results of an under-expanding argon plasma expanding from a cylinder sym. arc, a high ...
Two-dimensional potential structures are measured for different gas pressure in expanding argon plas...
Magnetized plasma expansions from explosive phenomena often have characteristically large ratios of ...
The non-equilibrium effects present in the formation of a strong normal shock wave in a low density,...
Ion energy distribution functions (IEDFs) near a source exit of a magnetically expanding argon plasm...
A hot argon plasma expansion into a low-pressure background is investigated by means of laser induce...
The interaction between a probe body and argon plasma flow is investigated to examine to what extent...
The supersonic expansion of an underexpanding argon plasma from a high density arc source with small...
The absolute density of atomic hydrogen excited states in two different regimes of a magnetized expa...
Departures from thermal (translational), ionization, and excitation equilibrium in an axisymmetric a...
The plasma properties inside a D.C. arc-jet operating with argon is analysed by means of a continuum...
The magnetic-field-induced transition from a simple expansion to a double layer is experimentally in...
The effects of magnetization on an expanding high-enthalpy plasma jet in argon are studied with a no...
The experimental study is conducted to clarify the functional enhancement of a non-equilibrium argon...
This paper concerns the behaviour of heavy particles in an argon plasma expanding from a cascaded ar...
Fluid dynamic results of an under-expanding argon plasma expanding from a cylinder sym. arc, a high ...
Two-dimensional potential structures are measured for different gas pressure in expanding argon plas...
Magnetized plasma expansions from explosive phenomena often have characteristically large ratios of ...
The non-equilibrium effects present in the formation of a strong normal shock wave in a low density,...
Ion energy distribution functions (IEDFs) near a source exit of a magnetically expanding argon plasm...
A hot argon plasma expansion into a low-pressure background is investigated by means of laser induce...
The interaction between a probe body and argon plasma flow is investigated to examine to what extent...
The supersonic expansion of an underexpanding argon plasma from a high density arc source with small...
The absolute density of atomic hydrogen excited states in two different regimes of a magnetized expa...
Departures from thermal (translational), ionization, and excitation equilibrium in an axisymmetric a...
The plasma properties inside a D.C. arc-jet operating with argon is analysed by means of a continuum...
The magnetic-field-induced transition from a simple expansion to a double layer is experimentally in...