Simulation of Electrohydrodynamic Jet Flow in Dielectric Fluids
When a dielectric fluid is exposed to a high electric field (>1 kVmm-1), electric forces are generated due to the nonuniformity of electric conductivity and dielectric constant. The electric body forces often produce complex and macroscopic flow such as convection, turbulent and chaotic flow. Th...
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doaj-904bf0447945431289b2491344d9b2c72020-11-25T01:37:18ZengIsfahan University of Technology Journal of Applied Fluid Mechanics1735-35722013-01-0163405412.Simulation of Electrohydrodynamic Jet Flow in Dielectric FluidsH. SugiyamaH. OguraTakeo ShiojimaY. Otsubo0Chiba UniversityWhen a dielectric fluid is exposed to a high electric field (>1 kVmm-1), electric forces are generated due to the nonuniformity of electric conductivity and dielectric constant. The electric body forces often produce complex and macroscopic flow such as convection, turbulent and chaotic flow. The secondary flow induced in high electric fields is well known as electrohydrodynamic (EHD) effects. According to previous EHD experiments and numerical simulation in DC fields, the velocity of flow has been reported to be of the order of 10-2 ms-1 in electric fields of several kVmm-1. However, on the application of high DC electric fields to some dielectric oils, a fluid jet with a velocity of about 1 ms-1 can be created from the positive electrode as a bulk flow. In this study, the numerical simulation of EHD jet is carried out from the engineering aspects. The high speed jet flow is theoretically reproduced, and the obtained flow patterns are compared with the experimental results under the conditions of simple electrode allocations.http://jafmonline.net/JournalArchive/download?file_ID=30114&issue_ID=214Electrohydrodynamics Simulation Jet flow Dielectric fluids. |
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H. Sugiyama H. Ogura Takeo Shiojima Y. Otsubo Simulation of Electrohydrodynamic Jet Flow in Dielectric Fluids Journal of Applied Fluid Mechanics Electrohydrodynamics Simulation Jet flow Dielectric fluids. |
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Simulation of Electrohydrodynamic Jet Flow in Dielectric Fluids |
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Simulation of Electrohydrodynamic Jet Flow in Dielectric Fluids |
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Simulation of Electrohydrodynamic Jet Flow in Dielectric Fluids |
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Simulation of Electrohydrodynamic Jet Flow in Dielectric Fluids |
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Simulation of Electrohydrodynamic Jet Flow in Dielectric Fluids |
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simulation of electrohydrodynamic jet flow in dielectric fluids |
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Isfahan University of Technology |
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Journal of Applied Fluid Mechanics |
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1735-3572 |
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2013-01-01 |
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When a dielectric fluid is exposed to a high electric field (>1 kVmm-1), electric forces are generated due to the nonuniformity of electric conductivity and dielectric constant. The electric body forces often produce complex and
macroscopic flow such as convection, turbulent and chaotic flow. The secondary flow induced in high electric fields
is well known as electrohydrodynamic (EHD) effects. According to previous EHD experiments and numerical simulation in DC fields, the velocity of flow has been reported to be of the order of 10-2 ms-1 in electric fields of several kVmm-1. However, on the application of high DC electric fields to some dielectric oils, a fluid jet with a velocity of about 1 ms-1 can be created from the positive electrode as a bulk flow. In this study, the numerical simulation of EHD jet is carried out from the engineering aspects. The high speed jet flow is theoretically reproduced, and the obtained flow patterns are compared with the experimental results under the conditions of simple electrode allocations. |
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Electrohydrodynamics Simulation Jet flow Dielectric fluids. |
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