Ruby-laser scattering diagnostics of a supersonic plasma flow for low-pressure plasma spraying
Truly reliable measurements of electron temperature and density in a plasma flow for low-pressure plasma spraying (LPPS) were performed for the first time, using incoherent Thomson scattering of ruby-laser light. The results indicate the characteristic feature of a supersonic nozzle flow, namely, su...
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| creator | HIDAKA, R OOKI, T TAKEDA, K KONDO, K KANDA, H UCHINO, K MATSUDA, Y MURAOKA, K AKAZAKI, M |
| description | Truly reliable measurements of electron temperature and density in a plasma flow for low-pressure plasma spraying (LPPS) were performed for the first time, using incoherent Thomson scattering of ruby-laser light. The results indicate the characteristic feature of a supersonic nozzle flow, namely, successive appearance of oblique shock-wave heating (∼1 eV) and compression (4×10
21
m
-3
), and subsequent cooling (∼0.2 eV) and rarefaction (1×10
21
m
-3
). |
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