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Magnetohydrodynamics with Applications to the Study of Electrolysis and Turbulence

The equations of magnetohydrodynamics (MHD) are presented as continual modeling for slow motions. The original equations of the MHD environment are linearized, reduced, and applied to the analysis of environments characterized by the phenomena of electrolysis and turbulence. A continual approach for electrolysis and turbulence is presented, and the real-life ongoing studies are considering local models. The formulation of the problem and its analysis are presented as the density of the MHD-field decreases from a flat wall. Experimental studies with respect to propulsion devices in sea water are characterized.