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In this research effort,numerical simulation of two-dimensional magnetohydrodynamic(MHD) channel is performed and Hall effect is studied.The computational model consists of the Navier-Stokes(N-S) equations coupled with electrical-magnetic source terms,Maxwell equations and the generalized Ohm’s law.Boundary conditions for the electrical potential equation considering Hall effect are derived.To start with,the MHD channel with single-pair electrodes is studied and flow of the electric current is in accordance with physical principle.Then the MHD channel with five-pair electrodes is numerically simulated.The results show that the electrical current concentrates on the downstream of the anode and the upstream of the cathode due to Hall effect,and the flow field becomes asymmetrical.At the current value of the magnetic interaction parameter,the electrical-magnetic force affects the flow remarkably,decreasing the outlet Mach number and increasing the outlet pressure;what’s more,the flow structure in the channel becomes extremely complex.Performances of MHD channels with continual electrodes and segmented electrodes are compared.The results show that performance of the MHD channel with segmented electrodes is better than that with continual electrodes with the increase of Hall parameter.
In this research effort, numerical simulation of two-dimensional magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) channel is performed and Hall effect is studied. Computational model consists of the electrical-magnetic source terms, Maxwell equations and the generalized Ohm’s law. Basic conditions for the electrical potential equation considering Hall effect are derived. To start with, the MHD channel with single-pair electrodes is studied and flow of the electric current is in accordance with the physical principle. The the MHD channel with five- pair electrodes is numerically simulated. results show that the electrical current concentrates on the downstream of the anode and the upstream of the cathode due to Hall effect, and the flow field becomes asymmetrical. At the current value of the magnetic interaction parameter, the electrical -magnetic force affects the flow remarkably, decreasing the outlet Mach number and increasing the outlet pressure; what’s more, the flow stru cture in the channel became extremely complex. Performance of MHD channels with continual electrodes and segmented electrodes are compared. The results show that performance of the MHD channel with segmented electrodes is better than that with continual electrodes with the increase of Hall parameter.