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Laser-induced compression of thin shells and uniform spheres: a theoretical comparison

D.E.T.F. Ashby1976年被引用 16Nuclear FusionIF 3出版社

The rapid isentropic compression of an initially uniform sphere of an ideal gas is compared with the homogeneous compression of a thin shell. A simple ablation model, in which the temperature of the ablated material remains constant, is incorporated which enables the properties of ablation-driven compression for these two cases to be compared. Expressions for power input, energy per unit mass, ablation efficiency and mass fraction compressed are all derived. Finally, the more complex self-regulating ablation model is used to illustrate the effect of a varying ablation temperature.

日本語訳

急速な等エントロピー圧縮を受ける一様な理想気体球と、薄い殻の均一圧縮との比較を行う。アブレーションされた物質の温度が一定に保たれる単純なアブレーションモデルを導入し、これによりアブレーション駆動圧縮の特性をこれら二つの場合について比較可能にする。入力パワー、単位質量あたりのエネルギー、アブレーション効率、および圧縮された質量割合に関する式がすべて導出される。最後に、より複雑な自己制御型アブレーションモデルを用いて、アブレーション温度が変動する場合の影響を示す。

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