STUDY OF NONSINUSOIDAL REGIMES IN THE OPERATION OF ELECTRICAL PULSE DEVICES.

Abstract

Results are presented of studies of higher order harmonics which appear during the operation of high voltage pulse devices at a low-ohmic load. It is shown that there is a distortion of the shape of the sine curve, and the voltage distortion often exceeds the allowable 5% limit. It is also demonstrated that the higher harmonics cause additional losses in the capacitors. To decrease the amplitude of the higher harmonics it is proposed that one use an L-C power filter tuned to the frequency of the third harmonic. This work is pertinent to solidspulverizing, emulsion and suspension treatment, manufacture gels and treat metals.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Soviet Surface Engineering and Applied Electrochemistry (English translation of Elektronnaya Obrab
Pages	59-63
Number of pages	5
Edition	3
Publication status	Published - 1985

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