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3. Applications
3.1 Industrial applications
This application exploits a unique property of a ferrofluid subjected to a field: it is both liquid and rigid. This property means that the seal is both liquid (i.e. low-friction) and watertight. In general, the magnetic field is produced by a ring magnet with an axial field, placed in the stator, which closes in the shaft so that the field is radial in the air gap (figure 7...
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Bibliography
Websites
On ferrofluids http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferrofluide
Games with ferrofluids
Many videos on YouTube and DailyMotion http://archives.universcience.fr/francais/ala_cite/expositions/nanotechnologies/fondements/fondements_3b.php
...Events
Magnetism and Magnetic Materials Conference (MMM), an international conference held every year in the USA. http://www.magnetism.org/
Intermag, annual international congress, usually held in the USA in even-numbered years and in Europe or Asia in odd-numbered years, organized jointly with MMM every three years.
Patents
Low viscosity magnetic fluid obtained by the colloidal suspension of magnetite nanoparticles, (patent US 3.215.572).
NIKITIN (P.I.) et al. – Method for analyzing a mixture of biological and/or chemical components using magnetic particles and device for the implementation of said method (USA 7.785.902).
ELAISSARI et al. – Superparamagnetic monodisperse particles (USA 6.133.047)....
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