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MHD generator configurations (see text).
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  • Comparison of the operating principles of (A) a turbogenerator and (B) an MHD generator.
    magnetohydrodynamic power generator
    / Principles of operation

    …of the figure is the disk generator shown in part D of the figure. In this configuration the load current flows radially, and the short-circuited Faraday currents flow in closed circular paths. The Hall output appears between the centre and the periphery of the disk. This disk generator is attractive…

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    …of the figure is the disk generator shown in part D of the figure. In this configuration the load current flows radially, and the short-circuited Faraday currents flow in closed circular paths. The Hall output appears between the centre and the periphery of the disk. This disk generator is attractive…

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