|
Institute of Physics
University of Latvia
IPUL-MHD Fifth Framework Project
| |
Workpackage No 10
Work package number and title:
10. Magnetic control of turbulence in crystal growth
technologies
Type of activity: PhD training (V4)
Relative start month: 0
Timetable: 36 months
Objectives:
- Rotating turbulent MHD flow is a pertinent feature
of large crystal growth technologies. Turbulence has a direct impact on the
quality of the product. Presently such flows cannot be described accurately
enough by theoretical means. Development of underlying technologies and the
advanced turbulence models needs experimental data. Aim of this package is
to study experimentally the turbulence and its control by means of magnetic
field in rotating systems on low temperature liquid metal models. Role of
mean and differential rotation as well as various superimposed magnetic fields
in turbulence properties should be investigated. The practical aim of this
study is to identify parameter ranges providing technologically most favourable
conditions as well as the characteristic limiting cases for testing turbulence
models.
|
[Institute of Physics of University of Latvia, 2003]
|
|