ON GAS-IONIZING MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMIC SHOCK WAVES
Gas ionizing magnetohydrodynamic shock waves
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Gas ionizing magnetohydrodynamic shock waves
Consideration it is given to the performance to the characteristics of an AC magnetohydrodynamic power generator, A rotating magnetic field is imposed on the vortex flow of an electrically conducting fluid, which is injected tangentially into an annulus formed by two nonconducting concentric cylinders and two nonconducting end plates. A perturbation technique is used to determine the two dimensional velocity and three dimensional electromagnetic field and current distributions. Finally, the generated power, the ohmic losses, the effective power and the electrical efficiency of the converter system are calculated.
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