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- Electrofluid dynamic (EFD) energy conversion in gas flows with suspended nanoparticles
- Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP)
- 1343-2869
- This work presents simulations of the Electrofluid Dynamic energy conversion process in slender channel devices having very small particles (in both micro and nano scales) as charge carriers. Solutions are discussed for a system composed by coupled differential equations, which includes the equation for the total current along the channel, the equations for total energy and momentum of the mixture (gas and solid particles), the continuity equation and the equations for energy and momentum of a single particle. Results for suspended particles of higher diameters have been previously published in the Literature, but the simulations here presented exhibit an appreciable increase in the values for output currents.
- 1-Jan-2009
- Applied Electromagnetics and Mechanics (ii). Tokyo 110: Japan Society Applied Electromagnetics & Mechanics, v. 13, p. 71-72, 2009.
- 71-72
- Japan Society Applied Electromagnetics & Mechanics
- http://dx.doi.org/10.3233/JAE-2010-1104
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