Numerical simulation of the Marx–Generator behavior on nonlinear load-high-current vacuum diode

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Hauptverfasser: Kolyada, Yu.E., Bulanchuk, O.N., Fedun, V.I.
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spelling irk-123456789-784062015-03-17T03:02:01Z Numerical simulation of the Marx–Generator behavior on nonlinear load-high-current vacuum diode Kolyada, Yu.E. Bulanchuk, O.N. Fedun, V.I. 2001 Article Numerical simulation of the Marx–Generator behavior on nonlinear load-high-current vacuum diode / Yu.E. Kolyada, O.N. Bulanchuk, V.I. Fedun // Вопросы атомной науки и техники. — 2001. — № 5. — С. 27-29. — Бібліогр.: 4 назв. — англ. 1562-6016 PACS numbers: 29.27.Fh http://dspace.nbuv.gov.ua/handle/123456789/78406 en Вопросы атомной науки и техники Національний науковий центр «Харківський фізико-технічний інститут» НАН України
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Numerical simulation of the Marx–Generator behavior on nonlinear load-high-current vacuum diode
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author_facet Kolyada, Yu.E.
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title Numerical simulation of the Marx–Generator behavior on nonlinear load-high-current vacuum diode
title_short Numerical simulation of the Marx–Generator behavior on nonlinear load-high-current vacuum diode
title_full Numerical simulation of the Marx–Generator behavior on nonlinear load-high-current vacuum diode
title_fullStr Numerical simulation of the Marx–Generator behavior on nonlinear load-high-current vacuum diode
title_full_unstemmed Numerical simulation of the Marx–Generator behavior on nonlinear load-high-current vacuum diode
title_sort numerical simulation of the marx–generator behavior on nonlinear load-high-current vacuum diode
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fulltext NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF THE MARX–GENERATOR BEHAVIOR ON NONLINEAR LOAD - HIGH-CURRENT VACUUM DIODE Yu.E. Kolyada, O.N. Bulanchuk, V.I. Fedun Priazovsky State Technical University, Universitetskaya street, 7, Mariupol, Ukraine e-mail: KOLYADA@PSTU.EDU PACS numbers: 29.27.Fh One of the microsecond high-current beam genera- tion techniques is the implementation of Marx Genera- tor (MG) discharge on the cold diode working under ex- plosive electron emission condition. However at the pointed above-mentioned condition such a diode is a strongly nonlinear load (in a sense of voltage-current characteristic). Therefore there is a problem of the load matching MG to a high-voltage vacuum diode with the purpose of the most effective transfer of the energy ac- cumulated in the MG and getting the greatest possible voltage amplitude value on the diode (for given MG). The no less important problem is the shaping diode volt- age pulse by close to rectangular. In this paper mathematical modeling and numerical simulation data of processes which take place at MG discharge on a high-current vacuum diode are submit- ted. As the base accelerator operating model on the ba- sis of which the parameters of an equivalent MG circuit and vacuum diode were determined, the accelerating complex was served, the construction of which is ex- plicitly explained in [1, 2]. In the complex located in open air, the following beam parameters were reached: energy – 1.2 MeV, current - up to 15 kA, pulse duration at the pulse base – 10–12 µs. The generator was a multi- store construction, on each of its eight floors there was a block of condensers with a capacity of 0.64 µF at volt- age 125 kV everyone. The grouping of condensers by their sequential and parallel connection ensures the ca- pacity 1 0.04C = µF in discharge. The MG limiting volt- age is 4 MV, the accumulated energy is 320 kJ. The specific feature of its construction is a height of 12.7 m and remoteness from the accelerator (20 m), that stipu- lated its natural inductance 1 101.3L = µH and induc- tance of the connecting line with the diode 2 52.1L = µ H. Then the equivalent circuit MG before and after dis- charge can be presented (Fig. 1). b) a) L1L1 C1 R3 R1 L2 C3 C2 R2 L1 C1 R3 R1 L2 C3 C2 Rn R2 Fig. 1. An equivalent circuit of the generator before dis- charge (a) and after discharge (b). Here in addition to described above, the labels 1R - active resistance of connecting wires and discharge gaps, 2R – active resistance of the connecting line with the diode, 3C – generator parasitic capacity, 2C – diode and connecting line capacity, 3R – charge-uncharged re- sistance MG are entered. Calculations, measuring and the estimates of the indicated magnitudes have given the following results 2C =300 pF, 3C =330 pF [3]. The re- sistance 1 2 10R R= = Ohm is artificially introduced with the goal of discharge current restriction for used condensers (the admissible discharge current is 50 kA), 3R =7.68 kOhm. The nonlinear load - vacuum diode op- eration under explosive electron emission condition is described by a known relation [4] 6 3 / 2 22.33 10 /( )I U S d vt−= ⋅ − (1) where I – beam current, U – voltage on the diode, 2 4 DS π= – electrodes square, d – distance between the cathode and anode, t – time, v – dispersion speed of cathode plasma. The magnitude of v can be accepted ВОПРОСЫ АТОМНОЙ НАУКИ И ТЕХНИКИ. 2001. №5. Серия: Ядерно-физические исследования (39), с. 27-29. 27 mailto:kolyada@pstu.edu 6 cm1 2 10 sec ÷ ⋅ . The nonlinearity of the diode is specified by the fact that at the cathode plasma ejection in the an- ode direction there is a modification of diode resistance. Actually also there is an anode plasma creation and movement to the cathode [4]. But in calculations this circumstance can be eliminated by introduction of a component to the cathode plasma speed. The equivalent circuit of a MG discharge circuit working on the nonlinear element is the fifth order dis- charge circuit described by the fifth order nonlinear dif- ferential equations. In a general view these equations are not analytically resolved, therefore for a tentative es- timation of discharge circuit parameters we shall take advantage of some simplifications. At the beginning let's consider the MG no-load oper- ation. The equivalent circuit in this case in view of rela- tions between parameters of a complete equivalent cir- cuit (Fig. 1a) can be represented in the simplified form in Fig. 2a, and in the case of the load on the nonlinear diode in Fig. 2b. b) a) L1+L2 R1+R2 C1 C2 Rn R3 L1 R1 C1 C3 Fig. 2. MG equivalent circuit: (a) the condition of a no- load operation; (b) in the mode of operation on the non- linear diode nR . In the case а) the second part of the plan the diode and connecting bus are not plugged in, therefore in the given figure the left-hand part of the complete circuit is figured only. In the case b) by virtue of the 3 3 2 nC R C R> > it is possible to eliminate the element with 3 3C R , therefore the complete circuit will accept the form shown in this figure. As follows from above rea- soning the indicated approach has not lead to essential physical restrictions of real working conditions of the true circuit. Therefore below represented is the method and numerical simulation results of MG operation on a nonlinear load under pointed above assumptions. The problem of diode voltage and current determina- tion was solved in two stages. At the first stage the solu- tion for circuit parameters up to the diode breakdown moment was found. In this case it was supposed nR = ∞ (the diode current is equal zero) and equation for a charge 1rq on the condenser 1C looks like 2 1 1 1 0 1 2 '' 2 ' n r r r qq q q C L β ω+ + = (2) where 1 2 2 R R L β += , 2 1 2 0 1 2 C C C C L ω += , 1 1 1 0( 0)r nq t q C U= = = , 0U is the initial voltage on the condenser 2C . Solution (2) in view of starting condi- tions for 1 '( 0)rq t = =0 looks like 21 1 0 22 0 2 ( ) 1 ( 1)( cos sin ) t n r q eq t C L t t C L β ω ω ω β ω ωω −  = + − +    , (3) where 22 2 0ω ω β= − . At the second stage at reaching on the condenser 2C the breakdown voltage BU it was supposed that the diode current flows past under the law (1). In this case the set of equations describing the pro- cess of a condenser charge evolution looks like 1 1 1 2 1 2 3/ 26 2 1 2 3/ 2 2 2 1 1'' 2 ' , 2.33 10' ' ( ) q q q q C L C L q Sq q C d vt β − + + = ⋅+ = − − ( 4 ) Thus the entry conditions for (4) were determined from (3) by the determination of an breakdown instant Bt in view of a charge conservation law 2 1 1 2( ) ( )r B n r B Bq t q q t C U= − = . Thus 1 1 1 1( 0) ( ), '( 0) '( )r B r Bq t q t q t q t= = = = , 2 2 2 2( 0) ( ), '( 0) '( )r B r Bq t q t q t q t= = = = . The set of equations (4) was solved by the numerical methods. The outcomes of calculations are represented in Fig. 3. 28 a) b) Fig. 3. Dependence a) voltage and b) current intensity of the nonlinear diode from time at such parameters: 0.14 ; 0.12 ; 0.1D m m m= , ( 410v = m/s, 6 0 2 10U = ⋅ V, 52 10BU = ⋅ V, 6 1 0.04 10C −= ⋅ F, 12 2 300 10C −= ⋅ F, 6 1 2 150 10L L L −= + = ⋅ H, 1 2 20R R+ = Om, 0.1d = m). The dependencies obtained are interpreted from gen- eral reasons of the MG operation and diode behavior de- scribed by the ‘three second’ law. At the greater cathode sectional area the greater current flows through the diode that leads to decrease its resistance and diminu- tion of a discharge time MG on the load. To voltage pulse ending practically all the energy stored in the gen- erator will be released on the load. The diameter diode increase leads to resistance decrease. Thus to the mo- ment of the diode voltage pulse ending caused by the switching of an accelerating gap by plasma, by means of current feature analyses (the current prolongs to in- crease) it is possible to conclude, that the further MG energy liberation will occur in a short circuit mode. Thus our numerical simulation results allow to receive beam optimum parameters at fixed parameters of MG by means of the diode geometrical characteristic varia- tion. REFERENCES 1. Yu.E.Kolyada, Yu.V.Tkach et al. 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