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Erosion Action of a Microstructured Spark Channel on the Surface of a Plane Copper Electrode

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Using a 3D optical profilometer, an erosion spot on the surface of a plane copper electrode has been studied. The spot arises under the action of the microstructured channel of a spark discharge initiated in atmospheric pressure air in a point–plane gap. It has been found that such spots are aggregations of microcraters. The shapes and sizes of microcraters have been determined.

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Tren’kin, A.A. Erosion Action of a Microstructured Spark Channel on the Surface of a Plane Copper Electrode. Tech. Phys. 64, 159–161 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1063784219020245

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