EHD research: Final report for the year 1969-70
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This is the second year-end report on the EHD contract. Whereas
previous work concentrated on building up the experimental facility
and on delineating the effects of turbulence on breakdown, this work
details the effects of turbulence on charged particle mobility. The
two-phase injector is used exclusively.
Spectral measurements of velocity and collector current are
reported. These are used to determine the potential use of EHD in
anemometry and to deduce particle size distributions. Measurements
of charge distribution are also reported and a comparison is made
between these and the spectral measurements.
Equations defining an axisymmetric , turbulent EHD flow have been
derived. Also, the feasibility of flow separation control with an
EHD interaction has been investigated.
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This publication is a work of the U.S. Government as defined in Title 17, United States Code, Section 101. Copyright protection is not available for this work in the United States.NPS Report Number
NPS-57ZI0121ARelated items
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