Electric discharge initiation in water with gas bubbles: A time scale approach
Electric discharge initiation in water with gas bubbles: A time scale approach
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10.1116/6.0001990
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2022-12
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N. Sponsel;S. Gershman;M. H. Herrera Quesada;J. T. Mast;K. Stapelmann
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N. Sponsel;S. Gershman;M. H. Herrera Quesada;J. T. Mast;K. Stapelmann
High voltage nanosecond pulse driven electric discharges in de-ionized water with an argon bubble suspended between two electrodes were experimentally investigated. Two electrode configurations were used to temporally resolve the time scales of the discharge from the applied voltage rise time (7 ns), through the end of the first pulse ([Formula: see text]30 ns), and longer (>50 ns). We found that, in positive and negative applied voltage polarities, discharge initiates in the water at the tip of the anode. The discharge in the water rapidly extends ([Formula: see text] m/s) to the apex of the bubble and light emitted from inside the bubble begins to form. The steep rate of rise of the applied voltage ([Formula: see text] kV/ns) and the short time for the development of discharge in the water suggest that cavitation is a likely mechanism for discharge initiation and propagation in water. In addition, the short duration of the applied voltage pulse results in only a partial Townsend discharge inside the bubble.