The electric submersible pump (ESP) is a centrifugal with several stages. It's dependable and efficient industrial lifting tool for different amounts of fluids, it's known its adaptability reliability. Electric pumps are commonly used in onshore oil wells, as well underground pumping other applications. pump's efficiency evaluated under the control various rotational speeds. CFD approach this a...

Microfluidic field-effect flow control (FEFC) modifies the zeta potential of electroosmotic flow using a transverse electric field applied through the microchannel wall. Previously demonstrated in silicon-based and glass microsystems, FEFC is presented here as an elegant method for flow control in polymer-based microfluidics with a simple and low-cost fabrication process. In addition to direct ...

There has been some amount of confusion over the origin of electrohydrodynamic phenomena responsible for the actuation of dielectric fluids in the presence of an electric field. Previous studies have accounted for the possibility of conduction pumping, ion drag pumping and induction pumping as driving mechanisms but have ignored the possibility of Maxwell (electric) pressure driven flow. Until ...

a neural network is developed for the determination of leaky confined aquifer parameters. leakage into the aquifer takes place from the storage in the confining aquitard. the network is trained for the well function of leaky confined aquifers by the back propagation technique and adopting the levenberg–marquardt optimization algorithm. by applying the principal component analysis (pca) on the a...

Low pressure (,10s mTorr), high plasma density (.10 cm) reactors are rapidly becoming the tool of choice for etching during microelectronics fabrication. Although gas injection and pumping are well characterized process parameters in higher pressure systems, the impact of the symmetry of gas injection and pumping on the uniformity of reactant fluxes to the substrate are less well known in low p...

The electrokinetic pumping characteristics of nanoscale charged porous media packed in microchannels are investigated using a mesoscopic evolution method. When the pore size of porous media is comparable to the thickness of electric double layer, the effects of particle surface potentials on the bulk electric potential distribution will not be negligible. The lattice Poisson-Boltzmann method pr...