Longitudinal edge effect in linear induction MHD machines
Longitudinal edge effect in linear induction magnetohydrodynamic generators
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Longitudinal edge effect in linear induction magnetohydrodynamic generators
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Carbon dioxide and water vapor effects on induction period kinetics of hydrogen-oxygen reaction
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Vertical magnetic induction effect on nucleate boiling of mercury on horizontal heating surface
Traveling wave MHD induction generator with variable fluid velocity having rotating machine internal electrical efficiency
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Construction and performance tests of induction type liquid potassium magnetohydrodynamic generator
Superconductive inductance-type high energy density storage system
Factors important to design of variable speed induction motor systems with variable voltage and frequency drives
Inductance behavior of coils filled with superconducting lead or niobium dusts
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