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Some problems of the generalization in dimensionless numbers of the characteristics of gas-stabilized electric arcs

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It is shown that the current-voltage characteristics of electric arcs, stabilized in a cylindrical channel by a flow of helium, argon, nitrogen or oxygen, can be generalized by means of a dimensionless criterial equation.

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    A. S. Koroteev & O. I. Yas'ko

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Koroteev, A.S., Yas'ko, O.I. Some problems of the generalization in dimensionless numbers of the characteristics of gas-stabilized electric arcs. Journal of Engineering Physics 10, 16–19 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00833928

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