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Statistical Diagnosis Method of Conductor Motions in Superconducting Magnets to Predict their Quench Performance
Premature training quenches are usually caused by the transient energy released within the magnet coil as it is energised. Two distinct varieties of disturbances exist. They are thought to be electrical and mechanical in origin. The first type of disturbance comes from non-uniform current distribution in superconducting cables whereas the second one usually originates from conductor motions or micro-fractures of insulating materials under the action of Lorentz forces. All of these mechanical events produce in general a rapid variation of the voltages in the so-called quench antennas and across the magnet coil, called spikes. A statistical method to treat the spatial localisation and the time occurrence of spikes will be presented. It allows identification of the mechanical weak points in the magnet without need to increase the current to provoke a quench. The prediction of the quench level from detailed analysis of the spike statistics can be expected
Channeling 5-min photospheric oscillations into the solar outer atmosphere through small-scale vertical magnetic flux tubes
We report two-dimensional MHD simulations which demonstrate that photospheric
5-min oscillations can leak into the chromosphere inside small-scale vertical
magnetic flux tubes. The results of our numerical experiments are compatible
with those inferred from simultaneous spectropolarimetric observations of the
photosphere and chromosphere obtained with the Tenerife Infrared Polarimeter
(TIP) at 10830 A. We conclude that the efficiency of energy exchange by
radiation in the solar photosphere can lead to a significant reduction of the
cut-off frequency and may allow for the propagation of the 5 minutes waves
vertically into the chromosphere.Comment: accepted by ApJ
Spreading of a saturation front of heterogeneous chemical reaction througn an aerosol gloud
A cloud of aerosol particles sediments in air containing reactants. On the basis of a macroscopic chemical and mass transfer model founded on the kinetic theory of heterogeneous reactions we analyzed the spreading of chemical reaction through the cloud of aerosol particlesyesBelgorod State National Research Universit
Hysteresis phenomena during melting of an ultrathin lubricant film
The influence of a deformational defect of the shear modulus on the melting of an ultrathin lubricant film was investigated in the framework of the Lorenz model used for describing a viscoelastic medium. It was established that the film can undergo both stepwise and continuous melting. Analysis of the lubricant behavior revealed that there are three modes corresponding to a zero shear stress, a Hookean portion in the loading diagram, and a plastic-flow portion. The hysteresis in the dependences of the stationary shear stress on the strain and the friction surface temperature is examined.
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Properties of high-frequency wave power halos around active regions: an analysis of multi-height data from HMI and AIA onboard SDO
We study properties of waves of frequencies above the photospheric acoustic
cut-off of 5.3 mHz, around four active regions, through spatial maps
of their power estimated using data from Helioseismic and Magnetic Imager (HMI)
and Atmospheric Imaging Assembly (AIA) onboard Solar Dynamics Observatory
(SDO). The wavelength channels 1600 {\AA} and 1700 {\AA} from AIA are now known
to capture clear oscillation signals due to helioseismic p modes as well as
waves propagating up through to the chromosphere. Here we study in detail, in
comparison with HMI Doppler data, properties of the power maps, especially the
so called 'acoustic halos' seen around active regions, as a function of wave
frequencies, inclination and strength of magnetic field (derived from the
vector field observations by HMI) and observation height. We infer possible
signatures of (magneto-)acoustic wave refraction from the observation height
dependent changes, and hence due to changing magnetic strength and geometry, in
the dependences of power maps on the photospheric magnetic quantities. We
discuss the implications for theories of p mode absorption and mode conversions
by the magnetic field.Comment: 22 pages, 12 figures, Accepted by journal Solar Physic
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