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Incorporation of realistic models of plasma-electrode interaction remains a bottleneck in the
development of predictive models of devices with high-pressure arcs. The most important
aspects of the underlying physics have already been understood, so no fundamentally new
physical mechanisms have been described in the recent publications (which are many); the
aim was rather to develop practicable numerical models that adequately describe known
mechanisms. Unfortunately, no universally accepted numerical models have emerged: the
developed models are in many cases incompatible with each other and it is not easy to identify
the place of each model in the global picture. The aim of this contribution is to summarize
physically justified descriptions of the interaction of high-pressure arcs with their electrodes
and to survey from this point of view the recent works, thus bringing them into a kind of
system as possible. The relevant aspects of the conventional LTE arc models are discussed.
Outstanding challenges for future work are identified.
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High-pressure arcs Thermal plasmas Near-electrode phenomena Arc-electrode interaction . Faculdade de Ciências Exatas e da Engenharia
Citation
Benilov, M. S. (2019). Modeling the physics of interaction of high-pressure arcs with their electrodes: Advances and challenges. Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics, 53(1), 013002.
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IOP Publishing