Description
Semiconductor Electrode Nozzle TYZ-100
Looking for something that can take a high-voltage DC pulse and turn it into a mighty arc discharge Even under some pretty harsh conditions, it stays steady because of the specially glazed ceramic surface right at the front of the nozzle
Digging into the materials, it's got 95 percent high alumina ceramic. That's paired with a tough alloy for high temperatures, a glass sealant, and a specific type of semiconductor ceramic
They didn't cut corners on the design. The body comes as one solid piece of stainless steel and everything is tightly sealed with glass adhesive that can handle some real heat
If you're considering how to mount it, flange installation is the way
Come to think of it, the operating temperature range is pretty broad, running from way down at minus sixty up to eight hundred Celsius for regular use, and if it's got to, it can handle up to thirteen hundred for a little while
Discharge voltage sits between seven hundred and one thousand volts,
Pressure resistance checks in at five megapascal
