On Oct 5, 9:09=A0am, "Robert Swinney" wrote: . =A0In another venue, Don could explain how gazillions of watts of power could be
One of my first jobs was on a system that transmitted about 2000 amps through a wire that was .002 inch in diameter. Voltage was a bit over
2000 volts.Dan
wrote: One of my first jobs was on a system that transmitted about 2000 amps through a wire that was .002 inch in diameter. Voltage was a bit over 2000 volts. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ That can't be right. Do you mean 2000 watts? Even that sounds a bit edgy.
I agree but he didn't say how long the wire was carrying that current. If the application was to spectrally analyze the content of the wire and it was intended that it turn into a plasma ..... Art
"Leo Lichtman" wrote
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Making nanoparticles?
I must have missed where he said it was a steady current flow instead of a short pulse.
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Exploding bridgewire ordnance system for ICBM
The 'Inter City Beer Missile'?
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Polaris A3
>At what duty cycle. That wire won't consider to carry 2000 amps unless it is a very low duty cycle. And 4 e^6 watts !
Mart> > . In another venue, Don could explain how gazillions of watts of > power could be
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The 'Inter City Beer Missile' was part of a silly beer commercial on a Cicinnati TV station in the '70s.
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