Optical electrostriction pressure in liquid, solids and gases
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| author | Torchigin V. P. |
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| contents | <p><span>The electrostriction pressure is accompanied by the compression of the body located in an electrical field. As a result, a part of the energy of the electrical field is transferred into the elastic energy connected with the compression of the body. There is a minimum of the total energy at a steady state. We calculate the minimum and determine a magnitude of the compression and the pressure responsible for the compression. The pressure is equal to the electrostriction pressure. It turn out that the well-known expression for the electrostriction pressure is valid for liquid and solids on assumption that a change of their volumes is negligible small. This expression is not valid for gases. There is a threshold, below which the electrostriction pressure is absent. The threshold for the atmosphere air at normal conditions is about 7.4 10<sup>7</sup> J/m<sup>3</sup>. </span></p> |
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| spellingShingle | Optical electrostriction pressure in liquid, solids and gases Torchigin V. P. LENR excess energy <p><span>The electrostriction pressure is accompanied by the compression of the body located in an electrical field. As a result, a part of the energy of the electrical field is transferred into the elastic energy connected with the compression of the body. There is a minimum of the total energy at a steady state. We calculate the minimum and determine a magnitude of the compression and the pressure responsible for the compression. The pressure is equal to the electrostriction pressure. It turn out that the well-known expression for the electrostriction pressure is valid for liquid and solids on assumption that a change of their volumes is negligible small. This expression is not valid for gases. There is a threshold, below which the electrostriction pressure is absent. The threshold for the atmosphere air at normal conditions is about 7.4 10<sup>7</sup> J/m<sup>3</sup>. </span></p> |
| title | Optical electrostriction pressure in liquid, solids and gases |
| topic | LENR excess energy |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18668297 |