Some phenomena apt to be of importance in a magnetohydrodynamic power generator are discussed. Particular attention is given to the effects of seeding on gas conductivity and to the Hall effect as it appears in nonuniform gases of finite extent. An experimental 10-kw magnetohydrodynamic generator is described. An arc wind tunnel or ``plasma jet'' is used as a convenient laboratory ``furnace'' to heat the working fluid. The generator's performance, including some observed Hall effects, is presented and discussed.
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