Bulk fluid flow —drives→ Electrohydrodynamic generation
The atlas records this claim as established: a bulk fluid flow drives electrohydrodynamic generation under the conditions below.
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Conditions
- a dielectric fluid carrying injected charge is driven by the flow against an electric field to a collector electrode
Evidence · 2
- [1]S. Fujimoto, T. Terado. Fundamental characteristics of liquid-filled electrohydrodynamic generator (1977)
- [2]L. Hao et al.. Interfacial electro-hydrodynamics inspired micro/nano-fluidic energy conversion: from mechanism to applications (2025)
Matrix cells this relation feeds
D = disequilibrium row · C = coupling family column. A cell reads the state of the atlas for that pair.
Uses of this claim
- Bulk fluid flow → Electrohydrodynamic generation → Fluid-borne space charge → Electrical work3/3 established · candidate
- Gravitational potential difference → Gravitational descent of fluid → Bulk fluid flow → Electrohydrodynamic generation → Fluid-borne space charge → Electrical work5/5 established · candidate
- Gravitational potential difference → Tidal flow → Bulk fluid flow → Electrohydrodynamic generation → Fluid-borne space charge → Electrical work5/5 established · candidate
- Chemical potential difference → Combustion → Hot gas → Gas-dynamic expansion → Bulk fluid flow → Electrohydrodynamic generation → Fluid-borne space charge → Electrical work7/7 established · extends a recorded pathway
- Nuclear binding-energy difference → Nuclear fission → Hot gas → Gas-dynamic expansion → Bulk fluid flow → Electrohydrodynamic generation → Fluid-borne space charge → Electrical work7/7 established · extends a recorded pathway
Cite this claim
Physical Transformation Atlas (2026). claim claim:flow-drives-ehd: Bulk fluid flow —drives→ Electrohydrodynamic generation. Dataset revision rbfbfcbb70e57 (hash of the canonical data). https://physical-transformation-atlas.wldud5192.workers.dev/claim/flow-drives-ehd
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