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Magnetic fluids : engineering applications

Title
Magnetic fluids : engineering applications / B.M. Berkovsky, V.F. Medvedev, and M.S. Krakov.
Author
Berkovskiĭ, B. M.
Publication
Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, 1993.

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  • Medvedev, V. F. (Vitaliĭ Fedorovich)
  • Krakov, M. S. (Mikhail Samuilovich)
Description
xii, 243 pages : illustrations; 24 cm.
Series Statement
Oxford science publications
Uniform Title
  • Magnitnye zhidkosti. English
  • Oxford science publications.
Alternative Title
Magnitnye zhidkosti.
Subject
Magnetic fluids
Note
  • Translation of: Magnitnye zhidkosti.
Contents
  • 1. Manufacture of Magnetic Fluids. 1.1. Composition of magnetic fluids. 1.2. Manufacture of magnetic fluids with different ferrophases. 1.3. Manufacture of different base magnetic fluids -- 2. Physical Properties of Magnetic Fluids. 2.1. Equilibrium particle concentration in a ferrocolloid. 2.2. Magnetization of magnetic fluids. 2.3. Density of magnetic fluids. 2.4. Viscosity of magnetic fluids. 2.5. Validity of the non-interacting particles model for actual fluids. 2.6. Heat conduction and heat capacity. 2.7. Electrical characteristics of magnetic fluids. 2.8. Acoustic characteristics. 2.9. Optical properties. 2.10. Forecast of magnetic fluids properties. 2.11. Physical properties of the main components of magnetic fluids -- 3. Dynamics of Magnetic Fluids in Gravitational, Thermal, and Magnetic Fields. 3.1. Equations of motion and boundary conditions. 3.2. Hydrostatics. 3.3. Phenomena in non-isothermal magnetic fluids. 3.4. Interfacial phenomena.
  • 3.5. Specific features in the dynamics of non-equilibrium magnetization magnetic fluids -- 4. Magnetic Fluids in Chemical Engineering. 4.1. Seals of shafts and rods. 4.2. Magnetofluid lubricants. 4.3. Supports, bearings, dampers, and shock-absorbers -- 5. Magnetic Fluids as Applied to Technological Processes. 5.1. Magnetohydrostatic separation of ores. 5.2. Drag reduction and flow separation control. 5.3. Heat transfer enhancement. 5.4. Magnetic fluids in chemical technological processes -- 6. Magnetic Fluid-Based Devices and Arrangements. 6.1. Sensors. 6.2. Actuating mechanisms. 6.3. Printers. 6.4. Acoustic radiators.
ISBN
0198563884 :
LCCN
92039107
OCLC
ocm26932490
Owning Institutions
Columbia University Libraries