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Zand M, Amin Naeimi S, Kia B, Neshati R, Ahmadi A, Noorollahi M. Investigation of Gas clearing ratio to input energy density in a pulsed Transversely Excited Atmospheric (TEA) Co2 laser. ICOP & ICPET _ INPC _ ICOFS 2015; 21 :109-112
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Mansour Zand *1 
, Saeed Amin Naeimi1 , Bakhtiar Kia1 , Reza Neshati1 , Aiub Ahmadi1 , Morteza Noorollahi1
, Saeed Amin Naeimi1 , Bakhtiar Kia1 , Reza Neshati1 , Aiub Ahmadi1 , Morteza Noorollahi1
1- Laser and Optics Research School
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In a pulsed transversely excited atmospheric (TEA) Co2 laser, to establish a uniform discharge between the electrodes without gas damaging, gas replacement is needed at time duration between two pulses. The amount of these replacements are called clearing ratio. In this paper the relation between clearing ratios at the maximum repetition rates and the input energy densities was investigated and eventually a experimental relation between gas cleaning ratios and input energy densities is presented
Keywords: clearing ratio, Pulsed co2 laser
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