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Spatial Distribution of Gas Temperature in an Air Plasma Jet of Direct Current Glow Microdischarge. / Stepanova, O. M.; Astafiev, A. M.; Pinchuk, M. E.; Simonchik, L. V.; Казак, Александра.

In: Technical Physics Letters, Vol. 44, No. 9, 01.09.2018, p. 841-843.

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Stepanova, OM, Astafiev, AM, Pinchuk, ME, Simonchik, LV & Казак, А 2018, 'Spatial Distribution of Gas Temperature in an Air Plasma Jet of Direct Current Glow Microdischarge', Technical Physics Letters, vol. 44, no. 9, pp. 841-843. https://doi.org/10.1134/S1063785018090304

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Stepanova, O. M., Astafiev, A. M., Pinchuk, M. E., Simonchik, L. V., & Казак, А. (2018). Spatial Distribution of Gas Temperature in an Air Plasma Jet of Direct Current Glow Microdischarge. Technical Physics Letters, 44(9), 841-843. https://doi.org/10.1134/S1063785018090304

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Stepanova OM, Astafiev AM, Pinchuk ME, Simonchik LV, Казак А. Spatial Distribution of Gas Temperature in an Air Plasma Jet of Direct Current Glow Microdischarge. Technical Physics Letters. 2018 Sep 1;44(9):841-843. https://doi.org/10.1134/S1063785018090304

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Stepanova, O. M. ; Astafiev, A. M. ; Pinchuk, M. E. ; Simonchik, L. V. ; Казак, Александра. / Spatial Distribution of Gas Temperature in an Air Plasma Jet of Direct Current Glow Microdischarge. In: Technical Physics Letters. 2018 ; Vol. 44, No. 9. pp. 841-843.

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abstract = "The spatial distribution of gas temperature in air plasma jet of dc glow microdischarge has been determined. The temperature field was measured by a thermocouple probe and compared to schlieren images. The jet can be separated in the radial direction into three characteristic regions with clearly pronounced boundaries. The central region represents a narrow hot zone corresponding to the visible plasma plume, in which the gas temperature varies from 50 to 200°C depending on the air flow rate and distance from the anode. This zone is surrounded by a warm “coat” of ~1-cm diameter and a temperature within 30–50°C. The outer region represented ambient air at room temperature. The zone of temperatures above 50°C did not extend to a distance above 3 cm from the output nozzle of the discharge cell.",
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