Magnetothermal force effect on natural convection through a partially-heated vertical channel

Magnetothermal force effect on natural convection through a partially-heated vertical channel
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DOI:
10.1299/jtst.2020jtst0019
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发表时间:
2020
影响因子:
1.2
通讯作者:
Kengo Wada;Hiroaki Fujiwara;M. Kaneda;K. Suga
Kengo Wada;Hiroaki Fujiwara;M. Kaneda;K. Suga
中科院分区:
工程技术4区
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作者:
Kengo Wada;Hiroaki Fujiwara;M. Kaneda;K. Suga

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Natural convection of a paramagnetic fluid through a partially-heated vertical channel is numerically studied in the presence of a magnetic field from two block magnets placed behind the heated wall. Magnets are aligned with opposite orientations. This magnet orientation induces strong magnetic force normal to the magnet at the magnet junction due to short distance between poles. When the temperature-dependent magnetic susceptibility changes due to wall heating near the magnet, the magnetothermal force is induced remarkably near the magnet junction. This additional force overlaps to the natural convection along the heated wall and results in the changes of heat and fluid flow along the heated wall. It is found that, flow becomes slow and the local heat transfer is suppressed below the elevation of the magnet junction, and the flow acceleration and heat transfer enhancement are observed above the junction elevation, of which effects depend on the relative magnet elevation to the heated wall. It is also found that the transition to vibrating flow occurs at the specific magnet elevation. The timeaveraged Nusselt number suggests this vibrating convection has the potential to enhance the heat transfer remarkably because this magnetically-induced flow vibration continues along the heated wall up to the outlet.