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DOI: 10.11606/d.18.2011.tde-31082011-173739
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Estudo do efeito magnetohidrodinâmico em um eletrólito a partir do uso de um dispositivo ejetor eletromagnético

Abstract: Título: Estudo do efeito magnetohidrodinâmico em um eletrólito a partir do uso de um dispositivo ejetor eletromagnético Dedico este trabalho ao meu pai, Sooske Aoki, e a minha namorada, Andréia Cristina dos Santos, pelo apoio, incentivo, carinho e força recebidos, mesmo sabendo dos desafios que eu enfrentaria pela frente. AGRADECIMENTOS Agradeço ao meu pai, Sooske Aoki, pelo apoio, compreensão e confiança depositados em mim desde o começo, e pelo seu caráter e valor, que serviu e sempre servirá como um exemplo… Show more

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“…They are present in various applications in the industry such as heating, pumping and levitation of liquid metals and are generated even in the core of the Earth, in which they are maintained by the incessant movement of fluid that is in this region. This phenomenon of interaction of magnetic fields with fluids is called magnetohydrodynamics or simply MHD [6].…”
Section: Magnetohydrodynamicmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…They are present in various applications in the industry such as heating, pumping and levitation of liquid metals and are generated even in the core of the Earth, in which they are maintained by the incessant movement of fluid that is in this region. This phenomenon of interaction of magnetic fields with fluids is called magnetohydrodynamics or simply MHD [6].…”
Section: Magnetohydrodynamicmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For this, the fluid necessarily needs to be electrically conductive and non-magnetic, which limits its use to liquid metals, ionized gases and electrolytes. Quantitatively, this mutual interaction is based on the Laws of Faraday and Ampère and Lorentz forces for a current-carrying body [6] [5].…”
Section: Magnetohydrodynamicmentioning
confidence: 99%