Electrification of plane channel walls by an aerosol flow containing rigid charged particles
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The author discusses the problem of charging of the plane channel by an aerosol flow containing charged rigid high-conducting particles. The presence of the external electric field and Archimedean forces are taken into account while the particle inertia is omitted. A formula for the electrification current of the channel walls is derived.
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