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Study on the Influence of Hall Effect on the Performance of Disk Generation Channel

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By Linyong Li, Guang L. Wang, Yingke Liao, Qing Wu
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1. Introduction The disk-shaped magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) generator is a closed-cycle power generation system that utilizes an inert gas as the working fluid for electricity generation. The disk-shaped power generation channel boasts a simple structure, lacks a rotating mechanism, and achieves direct thermal-to-electric conversion with high efficiency.
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Influence of Active Flow Control of Synthetic Jet at Suction Surface on the Performance of a Subsonic Axial Compressor Rotor

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By Guang L. Wang, Qing Wu, Yingke Liao, Wuli Chu
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Numerical Simulation of the Chemical Reaction on Faraday MHD Accelerator

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By Guiping Zhu, Guang L. Wang, Jie Wang, Yingke Liao
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1. Introduction Magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) propulsion emerges as a highly promising and innovative technology, offering distinct advantages such as negligible environmental impact, elevated specific impulse, and exceptional acceleration efficiency. This novel approach holds significant potential across a range of applications, including hypersonic wind tunnels, trans-atmospheric vehicles, orbital transfer engines, and deep space exploration vehicles.
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