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Propagation of a steady electron beam in air

Propagation of a steady electron beam in air A. S. Artamonov, V. A. Gorbunov, UDC 539.124.17 N. K. Kuksanov, and R. A. Salimov Investigations of the propagation of electron beams in a 8as are interesting, both for development of physical description of multiple scattering phenomena, and for practical appllcations, e.8. , nonvacuum electron beam technology. This paper presents results of measurement of current density of a beam of electrons propagating in the magnetic field of a solenoid and in field-free space, and gives data on measured beam dimensions after rotation by a transverse magnetic field. The main elements of the experimental equipment are shown in Fig. i. The beam of elec- trons from accelerator i, injected into the atmosphere by means of the exit device 2, passes through the solenoid 7 (Fig. la), and falls on the target 9. The dosimeter device 8 inserts into the beam a film of material sensitive to the radiation, and determines the radiation ex- posure necessary to give the beam "print." Photometric measurement of the print is recal- culated into the radial distribution of current density. For measurement at large distance (because of the limited space below the exit device), the beam is rotated by the magnet 4 (Fig. ib) and http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Journal of Applied Mechanics and Technical Physics Springer Journals

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Physics; Classical Mechanics; Fluid- and Aerodynamics; Classical and Continuum Physics; Applications of Mathematics; Mathematical Modeling and Industrial Mathematics; Mechanical Engineering
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A. S. Artamonov, V. A. Gorbunov, UDC 539.124.17 N. K. Kuksanov, and R. A. Salimov Investigations of the propagation of electron beams in a 8as are interesting, both for development of physical description of multiple scattering phenomena, and for practical appllcations, e.8. , nonvacuum electron beam technology. This paper presents results of measurement of current density of a beam of electrons propagating in the magnetic field of a solenoid and in field-free space, and gives data on measured beam dimensions after rotation by a transverse magnetic field. The main elements of the experimental equipment are shown in Fig. i. The beam of elec- trons from accelerator i, injected into the atmosphere by means of the exit device 2, passes through the solenoid 7 (Fig. la), and falls on the target 9. The dosimeter device 8 inserts into the beam a film of material sensitive to the radiation, and determines the radiation ex- posure necessary to give the beam "print." Photometric measurement of the print is recal- culated into the radial distribution of current density. For measurement at large distance (because of the limited space below the exit device), the beam is rotated by the magnet 4 (Fig. ib) and

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Published: Dec 15, 2004

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