METALLIC THREAD TEST TO REGULATE THE ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF STORM CLOUDS

This article presents some results of studies with metallic threads obtained by emptling metal spray, in a high voltage electric field. Studies have shown that metallic conductive threads have high electrical and mechanical resistance, and their use will help increase the efficiency of artificial ray initiation experiments in clouds

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2025-07-20
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https://doi.org/10.37539/250626.2025.53.74.003
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Arduino and IoT Applications
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METALLIC THREAD TEST TO REGULATE THE ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF STORM CLOUDS

Rizuan Khabilovich Zekoreev
Arduino and IoT Applications
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METALLIC THREAD TEST TO REGULATE THE ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF STORM CLOUDS

Rizuan Khabilovich Zekoreev
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This article presents some results of studies with metallic threads obtained by emptling metal spray, in a high voltage electric field. Studies have shown that metallic conductive threads have high electrical and mechanical resistance, and their use will help increase the efficiency of artificial ray initiation experiments in clouds

Instituto Geofísico de la Escuela Politécnica Nacional (EC), Instituto Geofísico del Perú (PE)
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Arduino and IoT Applications
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