Energy-load Matching and Shockwave Analysis of Electrical Explosion

Abstract

Abstract Electrical explosion shockwave is a technique for inducing formation resonance by the interruption of formation pressure balance. By matching complex nonlinear influencing factors, this paper optimizes the engineering parameters and estimates the influence range of the shockwave. It achieves the objective of efficient shockwave acquisition and amplitude control. The test apparatus rapidly discharges the stored energy of various capacitance-voltage schemes, causing the load of various diameter-length structures to generate shaped shockwaves. By characterizing the discharge circuit and the shockwave signal, the energy and load matching was studied. Extraction of shockwave signal characteristics for decomposition and reconstruction analysis. The matching results indicate that the 10 MW loop oscillation is generated within 5 μs of discharge time, with the load diameter structure getting a major effect on the deposited energy. The 50 MPa shaped shockwave is generated in a 100 mm diameter region. And the peak pressure is influenced primarily by the load length structure and voltage scheme. The optimal load structure is D = 0.2 mm and L = 25 mm, controlling 2 to 5 times the input power’s enthalpy and increasing the voltage to create the shockwave more efficiently. The results of shockwave analysis indicate that the signal’s time-domain characteristics correspond precisely with its propagation path. The wavelet packet analysis indicates that the shockwave possesses a broad frequency and a high peak. The detection signal is composed of the principal shock wave, the radiation pressure wave, and the resonance error. The results provide theoretical basis for engineering application.