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The streamer discharge in water is a main object for studying the basic physical and chemical processes of an electric discharge in water. In this paper, the re-illuminations and the pause behaviors of a streamer filament of the microsecond pulsed streamer discharge in water with different conductivities (20 to 800 µS/cm) are studied by adopting a needle-plate electrode system and an ultra-high-speed camera system. The cause why the re-illumination of the streamer filament is difficult to detect by using the camera system as the water conductivity gets higher is discussed. It is found that the re-illumination alternately occurs among different streamer filaments, and two modes of the re-illumination are identified: one is that the whole filament quenches and then illuminates again; the other is that only the tip part of the filament quenches and then resumes the illumination. The appearance rate of the re-illumination of the streamer filament decreases rapidly as the water conductivity increases, and then drops to zero as the water conductivity exceeds 540 µS/cm. Within a water conductivity range of 20–800 µS/cm, the appearance rate of segmentation in shockwave pattern of the streamer filament is larger than 65%, indicating that the pause is a common behavior of the streamer filament. By measuring the difference in radius between two adjacent shockwave segments, the average pause period of the streamer filament is estimated at 157 ns, which is almost not affected by the water conductivity. As the water conductivity increases, the light intensity of the streamer filament increases rapidly. The light intensity of the streamer filament cannot decay to the noise level of the camera system during the pause period of the streamer filament as the water conductivity exceeds 350 µS/cm. The streamer filament produces glow on the light emission image, which makes it difficult to distinguish the “extinction and illumination” process by the camera system.
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Keywords:
- streamer discharge in water /
- re-illumination of a streamer filament /
- pause of a streamer filament
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图 1 实验装置示意图
Figure 1. Experimental setup.
图 2 180 μS/cm水电导率下的放电电压和电流波形以及相机快门信号
Figure 2. Waveforms of the discharge voltage and current at water conductivity of 180 μS/cm, as well as the camera gating signal.
图 3 水下流光放电时间演化图像 (a)水电导率20 μS/cm, 相邻两幅图像的时间间隔为40 ns; (b)水电导率60 μS/cm, 相邻两幅图像的时间间隔为40 ns; (c)水电导率180 μS/cm, 相邻两幅图像的时间间隔为60 ns. (a)—(c)中CH1图像的曝光时间为100 ns, CH2-CH4图像的曝光时间为20 ns, 图中所标的时间是相对高压脉冲起始点的时间
Figure 3. Light emission images of underwater streamer discharge: (a) 20 μS/cm, 40 ns interval; (b) 60 μS/cm, 40 ns interval; (c) 180 μS/cm, 60 ns interval. The exposure time of the CH1 image in Figure (a)–(c) is 100 ns, and the exposure time of the CH2-CH4 image is 20 ns. The time marked in the Figure 3 is the time to the start of the high-voltage pulse.
图 4 流光伴生冲击波的分段现象 (a) 20 μS/cm; (b) 50 μS/cm; (c) 200 μS/cm; (d) 400 μS/cm; (e) 540 μS/cm; (f) 800 μS/cm. 图中所标的时间是相对高压脉冲起始点的时间
Figure 4. The segmentation of shock wave chain: (a) 20 μS/cm; (b) 50 μS/cm; (c) 200 μS/cm; (d) 400 μS/cm; (e) 540 μS/cm; (f) 800 μS/cm. The time marked in the figure is the time to the start of the high-voltage pulse.
图 5 各种水电导率下流光丝的再发光和冲击波串分段出现频度
Figure 5. Appearance rate of the re-illumination and segmentation in shockwave pattern of the streamer filament at different water conductivity
图 6 不同水电导率条件下流光丝的暂停时间
Figure 6. The pause period of the streamer filament at different water conductivity.
图 7 不同水电导率下流光丝轴向光强分布
Figure 7. Axial distribution of light intensity of the streamer filament at different water conductivity.
图 8 流光丝光强衰减到相机分辨水平所需的时间
Figure 8. Time for the light intensity of the streamer filament decaying to the noise level of the camera system.
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[1] Fridman G, Friedman G, Gutsol A, Shekhter A B, Vasilets V N, Fridman A 2008 Plasma Processes Polym. 5 503
Google Scholar
[2] Locke B R, Thagard S M 2012 Plasma Chem. Plasma Process. 32 875
Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
[7] Adamovich I, Baalrud S D, Bogaerts A, Bruggeman P J, Cappelli M, Colombo V, Czarnetzki U, Ebert U, Eden J G, Favia P, Graves D B, Hamaguchi S, Hieftje G, Hori M, Kaganovich I D, Kortshagen U, Kushner M J, Mason N J, Mazouffre S, Mededovic Thagard S, Metelmann H R, Mizuno A, Moreau E, Murphy A B, Niemira B A, Oehrlein G S, Petrovic Z L, Pitchford L C, Pu Y K, Rauf S, Sakai O, Samukawa S, Starikovskaia S, Tennyson J, Terashima K, Turner M M, van de Sanden M C M, Vardelle A 2017 J. Phys. D: Appl. Phys. 50 323001
Google Scholar
[8] Vanraes P, Bogaerts A 2018 Appl. Phys. Rev. 5 031103
Google Scholar
[9] Joshi R P, Thagard S M 2013 Plasma Chem. Plasma Process. 33 1
Google Scholar
[10] Sun A, Huo C, Zhuang J 2016 High Voltage 1 74
Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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[13] Ceccato P H, Guaitella O, Gloahec Le M R, Rousseau A 2010 J. Phys. D: Appl. Phys. 43 175202
Google Scholar
[14] An W, Baumung K, Bluhm H 2007 J. Appl. Phys. 101 053302
Google Scholar
[15] Katsuki S, Tanaka K, Fudamoto T, Namihira T, Akiyama H, Bluhm H 2006 Jpn. J. Appl. Phys. 45 239
Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
[18] Šimek M, Člupek M, Babický V, Lukeš P, Šunka P 2012 Plasma Sources Sci. Technol. 21 055031
Google Scholar
[19] Bruggeman P, Schram D, Gonzalez M A, Rego R, Kong M G, Leys C 2009 Plasma Sources Sci. Technol. 18 025017
Google Scholar
[20] https://www.nist.gov/[2021-6-21]
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