Engineering Magnetohydrodynamics (Dover Civil and Mechanical Engineering)
by Arthur Sherman, George W. Sutton
Engineering Magnetohydrodynamics explores the principles of MHD in engineering contexts, detailing interactions between magnetic fields and conductive fluids. Part of the Dover Civil and Mechanical Engineering series, it serves as an essential guide for applications in propulsion, energy systems, and fluid dynamics, offering theoretical and practical insights for engineers and researchers.
About This Book
Engineering Magnetohydrodynamics by Arthur Sherman and George W. Sutton is a key text in the Dover Civil and Mechanical Engineering series. It delves into the fundamentals of magnetohydrodynamics, focusing on the interplay between magnetic fields and conducting fluids.
The book covers theoretical foundations and practical engineering aspects of MHD, making it valuable for professionals in mechanical and civil engineering fields. It emphasizes applications in areas like propulsion and energy conversion.
As a republication by Dover, this edition preserves the original content while offering an accessible resource for students and engineers studying advanced fluid dynamics.
The authors provide clear explanations of complex phenomena, bridging physics and engineering to support innovative designs in magnetohydrodynamic systems.
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