Thermomagnetic convection influenced by the magnetoviscous effect
Harald Engler, Dmitry Yu Borin, Stefan Odenbach
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Harald Engler, Dmitry Yu Borin, Stefan Odenbach
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The mechanism of thermomagnetic convection in ferrofluids which is introduced by a magnetic field is well understood. To describe this kind of convection, it is assumed that the material properties, e. g. the viscosity η are independent from the magnetic field. However under certain circumstances ferrofluids show a magnetoviscous effect that means the increase of η in the presence of a magnetic field. Both effects have been well investigated but independently from each other. In this paper it is experimentally shown how the magnetoviscous effect and therefore the increase of η influence the behaviour of the thermomagnetic convection.
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The mechanism of thermomagnetic convection in ferrofluids which is introduced by a magnetic field is well understood. To describe this kind of convection, it is assumed that the material properties, e. g. the viscosity η are independent from the magnetic field. However under certain circumstances ferrofluids show a magnetoviscous effect that means the increase of η in the presence of a magnetic field. Both effects have been well investigated but independently from each other. In this paper it is experimentally shown how the magnetoviscous effect and therefore the increase of η influence the behaviour of the thermomagnetic convection.
Key concepts: Thermomagnetic convection, Ferrofluid, Convection, Magnetic field, Viscosity, Materials science, Condensed matter physics, Field (mathematics)