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Is possible to simulated the arc discharge temperature?

Posted 2011年6月13日 GMT-4 17:39 Plasma Physics Version 4.2, Version 4.3a 5 Replies

Juan Andrés Alfaro Barrantes
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Hi! I want to know if there is possible to simulate an arc discharge on air? I'm interested only in the temperature generated.Thanks
5 Replies Last Post 2015年5月23日 GMT-4 09:33
Ivar KJELBERG COMSOL Multiphysics(r) fan, retired, former "Senior Expert" at CSEM SA (CH)
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Posted: 1 decade ago 2011年6月14日 GMT-4 00:45
Hi

I understand that as part of the "plasma" module, so in plain COMSOL you must add the equations yourself

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Good luck
Ivar
Hi I understand that as part of the "plasma" module, so in plain COMSOL you must add the equations yourself -- Good luck Ivar
Aghaye Alikadivar
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Posted: 1 decade ago 2012年3月28日 GMT-4 04:00
Hi,

I'm new here and I want to model the arc between two metal contacts when they are opening and your answer was interesting for me. could you please tel me which equation I have to inter and how can I insert moving mesh

regards,
Hi, I'm new here and I want to model the arc between two metal contacts when they are opening and your answer was interesting for me. could you please tel me which equation I have to inter and how can I insert moving mesh regards,
Mustafa Al-Azzawi
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Posted: 1 decade ago 2012年5月28日 GMT-4 15:09
Hello,
It could possible to simulate Arc-discharge with "Surface Chemistry" for two electrodes (-1bar to 1bar)?
Hello, It could possible to simulate Arc-discharge with "Surface Chemistry" for two electrodes (-1bar to 1bar)?
Song Xing
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Posted: 1 decade ago 2013年4月24日 GMT-4 04:57
Hi,

I want to model the arc between two metal contacts when they are opening and your answer was interesting for me. could you please sell your model to me and tell to which equation I have to inter and how can I insert moving mesh

regards,
Song
Hi, I want to model the arc between two metal contacts when they are opening and your answer was interesting for me. could you please sell your model to me and tell to which equation I have to inter and how can I insert moving mesh regards, Song
Dwekat
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Posted: 10 years ago 2015年5月23日 GMT-4 09:33

Hi,

I want to model the arc between two metal contacts when they are opening and your answer was interesting for me. could you please sell your model to me and tell to which equation I have to inter and how can I insert moving mesh

regards,
Song


Song , Hello ;

I am also doing the same thing now , can you please contact me if you already done it ?

Regards ;
[QUOTE] Hi, I want to model the arc between two metal contacts when they are opening and your answer was interesting for me. could you please sell your model to me and tell to which equation I have to inter and how can I insert moving mesh regards, Song [/QUOTE] Song , Hello ; I am also doing the same thing now , can you please contact me if you already done it ? Regards ;

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