Engineering Magnetohydrodynamics (Dover Civil and Mechanical Engineering)
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Engineering Magnetohydrodynamics (Dover Civil and Mechanical Engineering)

by Arthur Sherman, George W. Sutton

Engineering Physics
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Engineering Magnetohydrodynamics examines the specialized field where fluid motion and magnetic effects meet. Written for readers in civil and mechanical engineering, this technical volume offers an engineering-focused introduction to electrically conducting fluids and their interaction with magnetic fields.

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Engineering Magnetohydrodynamics introduces the study of electrically conducting fluids influenced by magnetic fields.

The book connects magnetohydrodynamic principles with engineering-oriented analysis, making it relevant to readers exploring the relationship between fluid behavior and electromagnetism.

Written by Arthur Sherman and George W. Sutton, this volume is part of the Dover Civil and Mechanical Engineering series.

It provides a specialized reference for students, engineers, and technically minded readers interested in magnetohydrodynamics.

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