Numerical Investigation of Flow in a New DC Pump MHD

Electromagnetic pumps have several advantages to mechanical pumps. They offer maneuverability by directional thrust along with quietness and are conceived with an aim of eliminating all moving parts, being also free from problems of wear and tiredness of use. The flow field in the channel is treat...

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Main Authors: N. Bennecib, Said Drid, R. Abdessemed
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Isfahan University of Technology 2009-01-01
Series:Journal of Applied Fluid Mechanics
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Online Access:http://jafmonline.net/JournalArchive/download?file_ID=15235&issue_ID=200
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description Electromagnetic pumps have several advantages to mechanical pumps. They offer maneuverability by directional thrust along with quietness and are conceived with an aim of eliminating all moving parts, being also free from problems of wear and tiredness of use. The flow field in the channel is treated as steady state, incompressible and fully developed laminar flow conditions. Our numerical code DCPMHD uses cylindrical coordinates (r,ϕ , z) and solves the incompressible MHD equations for magnetic vector potential A and fluid velocity V. Using finite volume method for numerical calculation. The numerical results of the performance characteristics of a DC electromagnetic pump are discussed and show that our new concept is capable to deliver bi-directional activation and have a satisfactory controllability, because of its proportional output force and input current relationship.
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spelling doaj.art-57eff53f49eb46f39acce3efe89241af2022-12-21T21:18:10ZengIsfahan University of TechnologyJournal of Applied Fluid Mechanics1735-36452009-01-01222328.Numerical Investigation of Flow in a New DC Pump MHDN. BennecibSaid Drid0R. AbdessemedUniversity of BatnaElectromagnetic pumps have several advantages to mechanical pumps. They offer maneuverability by directional thrust along with quietness and are conceived with an aim of eliminating all moving parts, being also free from problems of wear and tiredness of use. The flow field in the channel is treated as steady state, incompressible and fully developed laminar flow conditions. Our numerical code DCPMHD uses cylindrical coordinates (r,ϕ , z) and solves the incompressible MHD equations for magnetic vector potential A and fluid velocity V. Using finite volume method for numerical calculation. The numerical results of the performance characteristics of a DC electromagnetic pump are discussed and show that our new concept is capable to deliver bi-directional activation and have a satisfactory controllability, because of its proportional output force and input current relationship.http://jafmonline.net/JournalArchive/download?file_ID=15235&issue_ID=200Design Fluids mechanics Finite volume method Magneto-hydrodynamic pumps Navier-stokes equations Seawater pumps
spellingShingle N. Bennecib
Said Drid
R. Abdessemed
Numerical Investigation of Flow in a New DC Pump MHD
Journal of Applied Fluid Mechanics
Design
Fluids mechanics
Finite volume method
Magneto-hydrodynamic pumps
Navier-stokes equations
Seawater pumps
title Numerical Investigation of Flow in a New DC Pump MHD
title_full Numerical Investigation of Flow in a New DC Pump MHD
title_fullStr Numerical Investigation of Flow in a New DC Pump MHD
title_full_unstemmed Numerical Investigation of Flow in a New DC Pump MHD
title_short Numerical Investigation of Flow in a New DC Pump MHD
title_sort numerical investigation of flow in a new dc pump mhd
topic Design
Fluids mechanics
Finite volume method
Magneto-hydrodynamic pumps
Navier-stokes equations
Seawater pumps
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