Advances in Electrohydrodynamic Flow

Dear Colleagues,

The electromechanical coupling between electric fields and fluids appears in different fields of applications, many of which are related to electrohydrodynamics phenomena where processes connected to electromagnetic waves’ propagation time are completed rapidly compared to those of interest, and where electric effects prevail over magnetic ones.

This Special Issue of Fluids is dedicated to recent advances in the experimental and numerical modeling of these electrohydrodynamic flows.

Emphasis will be given to applications and fundamentals involving low-temperature plasmas, Newtonian and non-Newtonian liquid, microfluidic flows, boundary layer separation, instabilities, granular materials and suspensions, blood and other biofluids, mixtures of fluids and particles, etc.

Prof. Dr. Guillermo Artana
Prof. Dr. Gerard Touchard
Guest Editors

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• electrohydrodynamics in liquids
• plasma actuators and electroaerodynamics
• electrostatic separation and precipitation
• flow electrification
• electrified jets and droplets
• electrohydrodynamics in microfluidic systems