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Atmospheric Electric Arcs

Atmospheric electric arcs are high-intensity plasma discharges sustained in gas at near-atmospheric pressure. They involve strong coupling between ionization, heat transfer, radiation, and fluid dynamics. Arc behavior is dominated by instabilities such as arc root motion, constriction, and reattachment phenomena. The lecture discusses arc column structure, energy balance, and electrode interaction processes. Applications include welding, …

Electrically Induced (Electrovortical) Flows

Electrically induced or electrovortical flows occur in electrically conducting liquids when electric currents interact with their own induced or externally applied magnetic fields. The resulting Lorentz force is generally non-conservative, which can generate spontaneous vortical motion even in the absence of mechanical stirring. These flows strongly depend on current path geometry, electrode configuration, and boundary …

Welcome Reception

The Welcome Reception of PAMIR 2026 will take place at the Mensa Montanuniversität Leoben. Within the PAMIR framework, the Welcome Reception is designed as an informal networking moment, where participants can meet, reconnect, and engage in conversations at the intersection of magnetohydrodynamics, research, industry, and society.