WO1997004934A1 - Discharge hydraulic pressure destroying method - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a discharge hydraulic fracturing method for destroying an object to be destroyed having one free surface, for example, a bedrock, a concrete structure, an underwater bedrock or a concrete structure of a tunnel or a residential land development site.
- the destruction object to which the discharge hydraulic pressure method is adopted is a concrete lump or the like that normally has a free surface, and is applied to a destruction object with one free surface such as rock. There were few things. Disclosure of the invention
- An object of the present invention is to provide a radio wave pressure destruction method capable of more effectively destroying an object having one free surface.
- the discharge hydraulic rupture method of the present invention supplies the electric energy charged and stored in the capacitor to the metal wire in an extremely short time.
- a discharge hydraulic pressure breaker that uses the impact force generated by the rapid vaporization and volume expansion of the thin metal wire and its surrounding liquid, the object to be destroyed has one free surface.
- a leading hole is vertically drilled in this first free surface and its inner surface is made a second free surface, and a destruction hole is formed in one place of the first free surface around the leading hole,
- a discharge hydraulic pressure rupture device is loaded into the rupture hole to discharge-break the object to be destroyed, and the rupture hole is expanded to expand the second free surface continuous with the preceding hole.
- This method is characterized in that a discharge hole is formed and the discharge is destroyed by a discharge hydraulic pressure breaker, and this is repeated to expand the preceding hole.
- the object to be destroyed can be effectively destroyed using the free surface and the second free surface formed by the preceding hole, and the second free surface that has been destroyed and expanded from the second time can be obtained.
- the object to be broken can be more effectively destroyed.
- the diameter of the leading hole: ⁇ A> the diameter of the breaking hole: ⁇ BS makes it possible to widen the direct breaking area and effectively use the breaking force of the discharge pressure breaking tool.
- the depth of the preceding hole: DA ⁇ the depth of the breaking hole: DB the direct breaking area can be reliably connected between the breaking hole and the preceding hole, and the object to be destroyed in the direct breaking area can be surely connected.
- the lump can be reliably cut out.
- discharge hydraulic pressure destruction methods use metal energy by charging electrical energy stored in a capacitor in a very short time.
- the free surface has one surface.
- a preceding hole is drilled and its inner surface is used as a second free surface.
- a plurality of breaking holes are formed around the preceding hole, and a discharge hydraulic pressure breaking tool is loaded in each of the breaking holes. It is characterized in that the electric energy of the power supply is sequentially supplied in the circumferential direction to the discharge hydraulic pressure rupture tool of each rupture hole to cause the discharge to break.
- the object to be destroyed can be effectively destroyed using the free surface and the second free surface formed by the preceding hole, and the second free surface that has been destroyed and expanded from the second time can be obtained.
- the object to be broken can be more effectively destroyed.
- continuous destruction results in good work efficiency, and sequential discharge destruction allows the user to proceed to the next destruction work while grasping the work status in sequence.
- the distance Y between adjacent breaking holes is such that Y> L, where L is the width of the direct breaking area by the discharge pressure breaker.
- the discharge breakdown by the discharge hydraulic pressure destroyer can be smoothly performed without adversely affecting the adjacent breaking hole and the discharge hydraulic pressure breakdown tool which cause the discharge breakdown.
- the diameter of the preceding hole in the above configuration is ⁇ A
- the depth of the preceding hole is DA
- the diameter of the fracture hole is ⁇
- the depth of the fracture hole is DB
- DA ⁇ DB It is characterized by being in the range.
- the direct breaking area can be widened, and the breaking of the discharge hydraulic pressure breaking tool can be achieved. You can use the power effectively.
- the depth of the preceding hole: DA ⁇ the depth of the breaking hole: DB the direct breaking area can be reliably connected between the breaking hole and the preceding hole, and the object to be destroyed in the direct breaking area can be surely connected. The lump can be reliably cut out.
- the hydraulic destruction method generates electric energy by charging and accumulating electric energy in a capacitor to a thin metal wire in an extremely short time, causing rapid vaporization and volume expansion of the thin metal wire and the liquid around it.
- a discharge hydraulic pressure rupture tool that utilizes the impact force that occurs
- a leading hole is first drilled in the free surface, and the inner surface is made into the second free surface.
- a plurality of destruction holes are formed around the preceding hole, and discharge fluid pressure destruction tools are loaded in each of the destruction holes. It is characterized in that it is simultaneously supplied to the tool and the discharge is destroyed.
- the object to be destroyed can be effectively destroyed by utilizing the free surface and the second free surface formed by the preceding hole, and at the same time, the second free surface which is destroyed by discharge and expanded Can effectively destroy the object to be destroyed.
- the efficiency of the destruction work can be improved.
- the distance Y between centers between adjacent breaking holes is set to Y ⁇ 2XL, where L is the width of the direct breaking area by the discharge hydraulic pressure breaking tool.
- the diameter of the preceding hole of the above configuration is ⁇ A
- the depth of the preceding hole is DA
- the diameter of the hole is ⁇
- the depth of the fracture hole is D ⁇
- it is characterized by ⁇ ⁇ > ⁇ ⁇ and DA ⁇ DB.
- the direct breaking area can be widened and the breaking force of the discharge pressure breaking tool can be effectively used.
- the depth of the preceding hole: DA ⁇ the depth of the breaking hole: DB the direct breaking area can be reliably connected between the breaking hole and the preceding hole, and the object to be destroyed in the direct breaking area can be surely connected. The lump can be reliably cut out.
- the distance X between the center of the leading hole and the breaking hole is ⁇ ((A / 2) 2 + L 2], and assuming that the charging voltage of the capacitor supplied to the discharge fluid breaker is V c (port), the distance of the direct breakdown region is L c cm / IV c I / 12 It is characterized by being in the range of 0 ⁇ L ⁇ IV c I / 1200.
- the required charging voltage can be reliably supplied to the predetermined direct breakdown region, and the required direct breakdown region can be reliably obtained.
- the hydraulic destruction method generates electricity due to the rapid vaporization and volume expansion of the metal wire and the surrounding liquid by supplying the electrical energy charged and accumulated in the capacitor to the metal wire in a very short time.
- the tip is first drilled at several locations around the perforated part, which is the center of destruction of the free surface.
- An inclined fracture hole facing the center of the part is formed, a discharge hydraulic pressure destroyer is loaded in each of the inclined fracture holes, and electrical energy is simultaneously supplied from a capacitor to each of the discharge hydraulic pressure destroyers in a short time to cause damage.
- the perforated part By puncturing the crushed object by electric discharge, the perforated part is cut out to form a second free surface, and a plurality of destruction holes are formed on the first free surface around the second free surface.
- the object to be destroyed is discharged by a discharge hydraulic pressure breaker loaded in the breaking hole, thereby further enlarging the second free surface, and this is repeated to discharge and destroy the object to be destroyed.
- a plurality of inclined breaking holes are formed in the circumferential direction in the perforated portion to be crushed on the first free surface so that the tips are close to each other.
- the distance E between the centers of the openings of the inclined breaking holes adjacent in the circumferential direction is in the range of E ⁇ 2XL, where L is the width of the direct breaking area by the discharge hydraulic pressure breaking tool.
- L is the width of the direct breaking area by the discharge hydraulic pressure breaking tool.
- the distance between the distal ends of the farthest inclined breaking holes among the leading ends of the adjacent inclined breaking holes is set so that the direct breaking areas by both discharge hydraulic pressure breakers touch or overlap each other.
- the feature is that the perforated part is hollowed out by directly connecting the fracture area directly at the bottom.
- the direct breaking region at the opening of the inclined breaking hole formed in the circumferential direction can be made continuous, and the direct breaking region can be made continuous between the tip portions of the inclined breaking hole at the bottom. Even in a wide range where the direct fracture area is not continuous between the openings of the opposing inclined rupture holes, the perforated section can be connected between the openings by making the direct fracture area continuous at the bottom.
- the crushed material can be taken out by cutting out in the circumferential direction, and the second free surface can be formed in a wide area.
- the width L (cm) of the direct breakdown region is in the range of IVCIZISO ⁇ L ⁇ IVCI / ISOO. It is characterized in that
- the charging voltage required to form the direct breakdown region can be reliably supplied, and the necessary direct breakdown region can be reliably obtained.
- the electric energy charged and accumulated in a capacitor is supplied to the fine metal wire in a very short time, so that the impulse generated by rapid vaporization and volume expansion of the fine metal wire and the liquid around it.
- the material to be destroyed is discharged and destroyed by electric discharge, so that the leading groove is cut out to form a second free surface, and a plurality of subsequent breaking holes are formed around the leading groove.
- the discharge loaded in each breaking hole It is characterized in that the object to be destroyed is discharged by an electro-hydraulic breaker, the leading groove is enlarged, and the object to be destroyed is discharged.
- the leading groove of the free surface is formed with inclined breaking holes formed so that the tips cross each other or approach each other along the two inclined breaking surfaces extending outward from the center. Discharge hydraulic pressure breaker By loading and discharging, the leading groove is effectively cut out and
- the second free surface can be formed, and then the object to be destroyed can be effectively destroyed by using the second free surface.
- a plurality of inclined breaking holes are formed at positions facing each other between the two inclined breaking surfaces, and formed so as to reach a tip of the inclined breaking hole or an intersection line of the inclined breaking surfaces, respectively.
- a center-to-center distance XA in the opening portion of the inclined destroy holes adjacent inclined destroy surfaces on the respective distance between the centers XA 2 of the distal end portion of the inclined swash-breaking pores are a width of direct destroy region due to discharge pressure destroying tool If L, it is within the range of ⁇ 2 XL, XA 2 ⁇ 2 XL, and the distance YA 2 between the centers of the tips of the adjacent inclined fracture holes between both fracture surfaces must be within the range of YA 2 ⁇ 2 XL It is characterized by.
- the leading groove is directly destroyed by discharge with a width wider than the destruction area, and the lump of the object to be destroyed is formed at the bottom. Can be reliably cut out from
- the inclined fracture holes are formed at positions facing each other along the inclined fracture surface, and the distance XB 2 between the centers of the openings of the adjacent inclined fracture holes on the same fracture surface, and the inclined fracture distance XB 2 between the tip portion centers of the holes, and the width of the direct destroy region due to discharge pressure destroying tool and L, ⁇ 2 XL, in the range of XB 2 2 XL, also the tip of the inclined destroy holes facing
- the distance YB 2 between the centers of the portions is characterized by being in the range of YB 2 ⁇ 2 XL cos (90 ° — ⁇ ), where is the inclination angle of the inclined fracture hole with respect to the first free surface.
- the opening of the preceding groove is directly destroyed by discharge with a wider width than the rupture area.
- the object to be destroyed can be reliably cut out from the bottom.
- the charging voltage required to form the direct breakdown region can be reliably supplied, and the necessary direct breakdown region can be reliably obtained.
- FIGS. 1A and 1B show first and second embodiments of the discharge hydraulic rupture method according to the present invention, wherein FIG. 1A is a plan view showing an initial broken state, and FIG.
- FIG. 2 is an explanatory view showing a destruction state of the discharge hydraulic pressure destruction method.
- FIG. 3 is a configuration diagram showing an electrostatic hydraulic destruction facility used in the discharge hydraulic destruction method.
- FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view showing a destruction state of an object to be destroyed by the electrostatic hydraulic pressure destruction equipment.
- Fig. 5 is a graph showing the relationship between the discharge impact force and the charging voltage in the same discharge hydraulic breakdown method.
- FIG. 6 is a graph showing the relationship between the direct breakdown region and the charging voltage in the discharge hydraulic breakdown method.
- FIG. 7 are front views showing the leading hole and the breaking hole in the same discharge hydraulic breakdown method, respectively, and (a) is a direct breakdown when the leading hole is large and the breaking hole is small.
- B Direct fracture area when the leading hole has a small diameter and the fracture hole has a large diameter.
- A) and (b) in Fig. 8 are cross-sectional views showing the depths of the leading hole and the breaking hole in the discharge hydraulic breakdown method, respectively, and (a) shows the direct breaking area when the breaking hole is shallower than the leading hole.
- B The direct fracture area when the leading hole is shallow and the fracture hole is deep.
- FIG. 9 shows a third embodiment of the discharge hydraulic pressure breaking method according to the present invention, in which (a) is a plan view showing a broken state, and (b) is a sectional view of the same.
- FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional side view of an object to be destroyed showing a fourth embodiment of the discharge hydraulic rupture method according to the present invention.
- FIG. 11 is an explanatory view of a cross section of the object to be destroyed.
- Fig. 12 shows a plan view of the object to be destroyed.
- FIG. 13 is a sectional view showing a state where the bottom of the perforated portion of the object to be destroyed is not connected.
- FIG. 14 is a partially cutaway perspective view showing a fifth embodiment of the discharge hydraulic rupture method according to the present invention.
- Fig. 15 shows a cross-sectional view of the object.
- Fig. 16 shows a perspective view of the preceding groove destroyed by the discharge hydraulic pressure breaking method.
- FIG. 17 is a partially cutaway perspective view showing a sixth embodiment of the discharge hydraulic pressure breaking method according to the present invention.
- Figure 18 shows a cross-sectional view of the object.
- Fig. 19 is an explanatory view of the cross section of the object to be destroyed.
- FIG. 20 is a perspective view of a preceding groove broken by the discharge hydraulic pressure breaking method.
- the discharge probe 3 which is a discharge hydraulic pressure rupture tool inserted into the rupture hole 2 formed in the object 1, is made of synthetic rubber or waterproof paper filled with a rupture liquid 4 such as water.
- a thin metal wire 8 connected between the distal ends of the wires.
- An energy supply circuit 10 having a large-capacity capacitor 10a disposed apart from the object 1 to be destroyed and the electrode bar 7 are connected by a lead wire 9 having a discharge switch 9a.
- the energy supply circuit 10 includes a DC high-voltage power supply 10b that charges and stores electric energy in the capacitor 10a, and the capacitor 10a and the DC high-voltage power supply 10b are connected by a connection line 10d. They are connected to each other, and a charging switch 10c is interposed on the connection line 10d.
- the relationship between the charging voltage V c of the capacitor 10 a of the energy supply circuit 10 and the discharge impact force F of the discharge pull 3 is in a proportional relationship as shown in the graph of F—V c characteristic in FIG. .
- the width (average width) L of the direct breakdown region 13 due to the discharge pull 3 is equal to the width L i of the internal direct breakdown region 13 i and the width L i of the surface direct breakdown region 13 a.
- the width L a is different.
- the relationship F between the discharge impact force F and the widths L i and La of the direct breakdown region 13 is expressed by the charging voltage V c (volts) and the width L ( cm).
- both the direct destruction regions L a on the surface correspond to
- the internal direct destruction areas L i correspond to IV c 1/200 in equation (2).
- the object 1 to be destroyed by this method has one free surface F1 such as bedrock, concrete foundation and concrete floor.
- a large-diameter precedence hole 11 is formed vertically on the first free surface F 1 of the object 1 to be destroyed using a drilling device or the like, and the inner surface of the precedence hole 1 1 is formed on the second free surface F 1. It is 2.
- b-Disruption hole 1 2 is formed perpendicularly to the first free surface F 1 (parallel to the predecessor hole 11), where the discharge probe 3 is loaded and destroyed at one location around the preceding hole 1 1 .
- This blast hole 1 is formed such that its diameter ⁇ B is smaller than the diameter ⁇ B of the preceding hole 11 and its depth DA is equal to or shallower than the depth DB of the preceding hole 11 ( ⁇ ⁇ > ⁇ ⁇ , DA ⁇ D ⁇ ).
- the impact force due to discharge breakdown occurs around the thin metal wire 8 (break hole 1 2-!), And the width L of the direct break area 13 is The inner surface of the leading hole 11 which is the free surface F 2 of 2 is reached, and the direct breaking area 13 between the breaking hole 12 and the leading hole 11 is broken. Therefore, when ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ > ⁇ B, the volume of the direct destruction region 13 is larger and more advantageous, and when ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ , the volume of the direct destruction region 13 which is destroyed by discharge breakdown is smaller, and Because it ca n’t be fully demonstrated. You.
- the second free surface extends to the depth of the preceding hole 11 which is F2, but there is no preceding hole 11 at a depth deeper, so the direct fracture area 13 may not be connected, and the crack It occurs but cannot be cut out as a lump.
- the direct breakdown region 13 is satisfactorily continuous.
- equation (1) can be applied to the width of the direct destruction area 13_].
- a discharge probe 3 is inserted into the destruction hole 12 and the discharge switch 9a is turned on, and a high voltage is supplied from the capacitor 10a to the thin metal wire 8 of the electrode rod 7 in a very short time.
- the thin metal wire 8 and the surrounding liquid for destruction 4 are instantaneously vaporized, and the impact force is transmitted to the surrounding object 1 to be destroyed, and the direct destruction region 13_i is destroyed.
- the second free surface F2 is enlarged, and the next destruction is effectively performed.
- d. Further bored the following breakdown holes 1 2. 2 were loaded in the same manner as in discharge pull part 3 the following breakdown region 1 3-2 is destroyed.
- the discharge breakdown of the second to be done with respect to the second free surface F 2 which is enlarged by breaking previous direct breakdown region 1 3 2 to 1 3 -. 5 as shown in FIG. 2 Will spread.
- the distance Y between the centers of the breaking holes 1 and 2 is limited by the width L of the direct breaking region 13 as in the later-described embodiment because the breaking hole 12 is formed in advance and the discharge probe 3 is not loaded. It will not be done.
- Destroy holes 1 2 to 1 2 -.! 5 a is previously formed around the leading holes 1 1 discharge probe 3 is loaded. Then ⁇ 1 2 implosion respectively from capacitor 1 0 a.! ⁇ 1 2. 5 sequentially high voltage to the discharge Purupu 3 in the circumferential direction of the discharge breakdown is applied.
- the object to be destroyed is sequentially and effectively destroyed by using the first free surface F 1 and the second free surface F 2 formed by the preceding hole 11.
- work efficiency is high, and destruction work can be performed while grasping the work status in sequence.
- Prior hole 2 1 a fracture around the hole 2 2 to 2 2 -. 4 is discharged pull portion 3 formed in advance is loaded respectively, destroying the capacitor 1 0 a hole 2 2 to 2 2 4 discharge pull Ichipu A high voltage is simultaneously applied to each of the three, causing discharge breakdown.
- the object to be destroyed is effectively destroyed simultaneously using the first free surface F 1 and the second free surface F 2 formed by the preceding hole 21.
- the second free surface expanded by discharge breakdown can effectively destroy an object to be destroyed by using F2.
- the efficiency of the destruction work can be greatly improved.
- Discharge probes 3 were loaded into the breaking holes 32, respectively, and discharge breakdown was performed sequentially and simultaneously at a charging voltage Vc: 400 V. As a result, a volume of about 300 cm 3 could be destroyed.
- the object 1 to be destroyed by this method has one free surface F1 such as bedrock / concrete foundation, concrete floor, etc. as in the first to third embodiments.
- the second free surface is not set as the inner surface of the preceding hole, and the substantially conical broken surface broken by the discharge probe 3 loaded in the plurality of breaking holes is formed as the second free surface F.
- A. First, as shown in FIGS. 10 and 12, using a piercing device or the like, around the piercing portion 41, which becomes the breaking center on the first free surface F1, For example, eight oblique fracture holes 42 inclined at equal intervals toward the center of the perforated portion 41 are formed.
- the distance E between the openings 4 2 a of the adjacent inclined breaking holes 42 is given by L (actually L a) where the width of the surface portion 13 a of the direct breaking region 13 by the discharge pull 3 is L. ,
- the distance G between the farthest (opposing) tips between the tips 4 2 i of the adjacent inclined breaking holes 42 is the direct breakdown by the discharge probes 3 respectively loaded in the inclined breaking holes 42.
- the width (actually, L i) of the inner portion 13 i of the region 13 is set so as to be in contact with or overlap with each other, so that the fracture region 13 is directly continuous at the bottom of the perforated portion 41.
- the deep direct destruction region 13 i is continued at the bottom of the perforated portion 41, and the perforated portion 41 can be hollowed out. If G> 2 L cos (90 ° — 6>), as shown in Fig. 13, the perforated part 41 is cut out because the deep direct fracture area 13 i is not connected at the bottom. Cannot be pulled out.
- Discharge probes 3 are loaded into the inclined breaking holes 4 2 respectively, and the discharge switch 9 a is turned on, and a high voltage is supplied from the capacitor 10 a to all the discharge probes 3 in a very short time and the thin metal wires 8 are supplied. Applied to As a result, the thin metal wire 8 and the breaking liquid 4 around it are instantaneously vaporized, and the impact force is transmitted to the surrounding object 1 to be destroyed, and the direct breaking area 13 is destroyed. As a result, the perforated portion 41 is hollowed out to form the second free surface F2.
- the next break hole 4 2 ′ is formed according to the direct break area 13 of the discharge probe 3. It is formed at an arbitrary position and in an arbitrary direction, and a discharge pull 3 is loaded into each of the breaking holes 4 2 ′. Then, the discharge pull 3 is discharged or destroyed sequentially or simultaneously, and the object 1 is destroyed, and the perforated portion 41 is further enlarged. This is repeated to destroy the object 1 to be destroyed.
- the destructible object 1 destroyed by this method has one free surface F1, such as bedrock, concrete foundation and concrete floor.
- the to-be-destructed object 1 is hollowed out in a substantially conical shape to form the second automatic surface F 2, whereas the fifth triangular prism-shaped leading groove 51 is hollowed out. In some cases, it is removed to form a second free surface F2.
- the first free surface F1 of the object to be destroyed 1 consists of two inclined fracture surfaces 51a and 51b inclined from the center back to both outer surfaces.
- a plurality of transversely inclined fracture holes 52A and 52B along the inclined fracture surfaces 51a and 51b are viewed in plan using a drilling device or the like. The openings are formed in a staggered manner.
- These inclined fracture holes 52 A and 52 B are formed so that the tips 52 i reach the intersection line P of the inclined fracture surfaces 51 a and 51 b, respectively.
- 5 1 a, 5 1 b formed adjacent inclined obstruction holes 5 2 A, 52 B openings 52 a center distance XA, and tip end 52 2 i center distance XA 2 Is the width L (actually L a and L i) of the direct breakdown region 13 by the discharge pull 3
- each is set to be twice or less the width L of the direct destruction region 13.
- the width L of the direct destruction region 13 satisfies the range of the above formula (1).
- Discharge probes 3 are loaded into the inclined breaking holes 52A and 52B, respectively, and the discharge switch 9a is turned on, and a high voltage is applied from the capacitor 10a to all the discharge probes 3 in a very short time.
- the ⁇ supplied and applied to the thin metal wire 8 causes the instantaneous vaporization of the thin metal wire 8 and the surrounding liquid 4 for destruction, and the impact force is transmitted to the surrounding object 1 to be directly destroyed. 3 is destroyed. Thereby, the leading groove 51 is hollowed out to form the second free surface F2.
- the next breaking hole 51 ' is formed at any position and in any direction according to the direct breaking area 13 of the discharge pull 3
- the discharge pull 3 is loaded into the breaking hole 5 1 ′.
- the object to be destroyed is destroyed sequentially or simultaneously, the leading groove 51 is enlarged, and this is repeated to destroy the object to be destroyed 1.
- the preceding groove was formed by the discharge pull 3 of the destruction hole formed in the staggered position, whereas in the sixth embodiment, the destruction hole was formed. Are formed at opposing positions to form the preceding groove 61.
- the first free surface F1 of the object to be destroyed 1 consists of two inclined fracture surfaces 61a and 61b inclined from the center back to both outer surfaces.
- a plurality of inclined fracture holes 62A, 62B on a cross section along the inclined fracture surfaces 6la, 61b are facing each other using a drilling device etc. Formed in position.
- the distance XB i between the base opening 62 a of the adjacent inclined fracture hole 62 a and 62 b on the same inclined fracture surface 61 a or 61 b and the distal end 62 i is the width L (actually L a and L i) of the direct breakdown region 13 due to the discharge pull 3,
- each is set to less than twice L.
- the width L of the direct destruction region 13 satisfies the range of the above formula (1).
- Discharge probes 3 are loaded into the inclined breaking holes 62A and 62B, respectively.
- the discharge switch 9a is turned on, and the high voltage is discharged from the capacitor 10a in a very short time. And applied to the thin metal wire 8.
- the thin metal wire 8 and the surrounding liquid 4 are instantaneously vaporized, and the impact force is transmitted to the surrounding object 1 to be destroyed by discharge in a state where the rupture area 13 is directly connected. .
- the inverted trapezoidal leading groove 21 is hollowed out to form the second free surface F2.
- the entire opening surface of the leading groove 61 is completely destroyed, and the free surface is completely cut out of the leading groove 61 on one object 1 as shown in Fig. 20. Discharge breakdown.
- a break hole 6 2 ′ is formed around the leading groove 61 in accordance with the direct break area 13 of the discharge probe 3, and the discharge probe 3 is loaded in the break hole 1.
- the object to be destroyed is sequentially or simultaneously destroyed, and the leading groove 61 is enlarged. This is repeated, and the object to be destroyed 1 is destroyed.
- leading grooves 51 and 61 are respectively linear, but may be curved.
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