Electromagnetic flow control in seawater allows to modify the flow by means of a Lorentz-Laplace field of force. This body force is produced by electromagnetic actuators, constituted by wall-flushed permanent magnets and electrodes, which can be associated in network and periodically excited, both in time and space. Within the framework of this study, we have conducted an experimental and numerical investigation on the effect of the electromagnetic forcing on a flow initially at rest and on a flow in a water tunnel. Both types of the studied electromagnetic actuators, normal and parallel, showed that the flow is strongly modified by the forcing, and even that it results completely from it. The obtained results allowed to characterize these ...
Abstract. If a fluid is electrically conductive, its flow may be controlled using electromagnetic fo...
Ce mémoire de thèse porte sur le contrôle électromagnétique d'écoulement turbulent pariétal. Ce dern...
Thispaper presents a system-theory approach to control of a two-dimensionalturbulent flow of saltwat...
Electromagnetic flow control in seawater allows to modify the flow by means of a Lorentz-Laplace fie...
Electromagnetic flow control (CEM) in seawater allows to apply local body forces directly to a flow ...
fin de correction du mémoire le 16 Février 2009This thesis deals with electromagnetic turbulent flow...
Electromagnetic (EM) flow control deals with the concept of using in combination ‘wall-flush’ electr...
Abstract: ElectroMagnetic (EM) Flow Control deals with the concept of using in combination “wall-flu...
The effect of time-periodic spanwise Lorentz forces on flow separation in a weakly conductive fluid\...
Electromagnetic (EM) flow control of boundary layer refers to the use of 'wall-flush' electrodes (j,...
It is well-known that charged particles feel a Lorentz force when an electromagnetic field is applie...
This paper presents conceptual experiments and simulations aiming at control-ling flow geometries. S...
When an electrically conducting fluid moves through a magnetic field, fluid mechanics and electromag...
Lorentz force velocimetry (LFV) is a non-contact electromagnetic flow measurement technique for elec...
This paper presents conceptual experiments and simulations aiming at controlling flow geometries. Su...
Abstract. If a fluid is electrically conductive, its flow may be controlled using electromagnetic fo...
Ce mémoire de thèse porte sur le contrôle électromagnétique d'écoulement turbulent pariétal. Ce dern...
Thispaper presents a system-theory approach to control of a two-dimensionalturbulent flow of saltwat...
Electromagnetic flow control in seawater allows to modify the flow by means of a Lorentz-Laplace fie...
Electromagnetic flow control (CEM) in seawater allows to apply local body forces directly to a flow ...
fin de correction du mémoire le 16 Février 2009This thesis deals with electromagnetic turbulent flow...
Electromagnetic (EM) flow control deals with the concept of using in combination ‘wall-flush’ electr...
Abstract: ElectroMagnetic (EM) Flow Control deals with the concept of using in combination “wall-flu...
The effect of time-periodic spanwise Lorentz forces on flow separation in a weakly conductive fluid\...
Electromagnetic (EM) flow control of boundary layer refers to the use of 'wall-flush' electrodes (j,...
It is well-known that charged particles feel a Lorentz force when an electromagnetic field is applie...
This paper presents conceptual experiments and simulations aiming at control-ling flow geometries. S...
When an electrically conducting fluid moves through a magnetic field, fluid mechanics and electromag...
Lorentz force velocimetry (LFV) is a non-contact electromagnetic flow measurement technique for elec...
This paper presents conceptual experiments and simulations aiming at controlling flow geometries. Su...
Abstract. If a fluid is electrically conductive, its flow may be controlled using electromagnetic fo...
Ce mémoire de thèse porte sur le contrôle électromagnétique d'écoulement turbulent pariétal. Ce dern...
Thispaper presents a system-theory approach to control of a two-dimensionalturbulent flow of saltwat...