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In order to study the effects of ion wind on the plane Poiseuille flow in a channel and Blasius flow on a flat plate, the equations of electrogasdynamics are solved numerically under the assumptions that the flow is incompressible, that the electric field is steady, and that the fluid velocity is negligible compared to ion drift velocity. The results show that ion wind strongly affects the skin-friction distribution for these flows.
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Rosendale et al. (1988) studied this question.
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