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Heat transfer to magnetohydrodynamic flow in a flat duct

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Die Untersuchung befasst sich mit der Wärmeübertragung von den Wänden eines flachwandigen Kanals auf eine elektrisch leitende Flüssigkeit bei erzwungener Laminarströmung und in Gegenwart eines quergerichteten Magnetfeldes. Betrachtet wird der Fall konstanter Wandtemperatur mit variierender innerer Wärmeentwicklung durch viskose und elektrische Energiedissipation. Die massgebende Differentialgleichung wird durch eine Differenzengleichung ersetzt und mit der elektronischen Rechenmaschine gelöst. Als Resultat wird die Nusseltzahl angegeben, für die Prandtlzahl 1, die Hartmannzahlen 0, 4, 10 und die Graetzzahlen von 10 bis 10 000, wobei die Kennzahlen für Zähigkeit und elektrische Feldstärke als Parameter auftreten.

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Erickson, L.E., Wang, C.S., Hwang, C.L. et al. Heat transfer to magnetohydrodynamic flow in a flat duct. Journal of Applied Mathematics and Physics (ZAMP) 15, 408–418 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01601292

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