Induction Pump 50

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Induction Pump

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Induction pump

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A kind of linear induction motor

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Liquid Na channel

Iron

Iron

3-phase coils

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Background • Induction pumps work well for highly conductive

fluids such as liquid metals

• Useful when pumping liquid metals in high temperature cooling systems

• The lack of moving parts is a major advantage

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Modeling Approach • 2D axial symmetry, periodic cell of larger coil system

• Magnetic Fields, frequency domain + Laminar Flow,

stationary

• Couple the cycle average Lorentz forces (JxB) to Laminar Flow

• Couple the fluid velocity field to Magnetic Fields

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Solution

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3D Visualization

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Animated solution