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Transition of an electromagnetically dri

Alexandros I. Iatridis, Ioannis E. Sarris

2026enmagnetohydrodynamicsliquid metalturbulence transitionduct flowReynolds numberHartmann number

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The electromagnetically driven liquid metal flow in a toroidal duct of a square cross-section is studied numerically searching for the critical Reynolds (Re) and Hartmann (Ha) numbers where transition occurs. Results are reported for Ha up to 500, building a transition map of critical Reynolds and Hartmann numbers and showing two distinct regimes of transition signified by the destabilization of the secondary flow: The first, for Ha <18, where the Lorentz force is balanced by fluid momentum diffusion and the second, for Ha⩾18, where it is balanced by fluid inertia. In both cases, the destabilization of the secondary flow occurs primarily near the concave sidewall. For Ha⩾18, the transition follows approximately the relationship Re=16.803Ha1.43 for values of Re and Ha in the range 80 <Re/Ha<224.

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