Studies from University of New Brunswick Further Understanding of Fluids Physics (A modular, low-field magnetic resonance design with pre-polarization for characterizing flows).

Researchers at the University of New Brunswick have developed a new magnetic resonance method to determine the average velocity and flow behavior index in various pipe flows. The study introduces a modular, low-field design using ceramic magnets for this purpose. The design includes pre-polarizing units to facilitate measurements on flows that require a significant amount of time in a magnetic field to become polarized. This research contributes to the field of fluids physics and can be found in the journal article "A modular, low-field magnetic resonance design with pre-polarization for characterizing flows" published by AIP Publishing. [Extracted from the article]