Abstract
An analytical method is developed to determine the gas temperature distribution and the electric field strength-arc length characteristics of a rotationally stabilized long plasma arc in a cylindrical chamber. The application of the method was demonstrated by numerical computations which were carried out for a monatomic hydrogen arc stabilized in a very large chamber. The relationships among the electric field strength, current, arc length, and arc-axis temperature are disclosed.
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