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Magnetorhelogoical (MR) fluid is a liquid that changes to a near-solid when exposed to a magnetic force, then back to liquid once the magnetic force is removed. It can can be used as a fluid in massive dampers that control large buildings during earthquakes and strong winds. | Magnetorhelogoical (MR) fluid is a liquid that changes to a near-solid when exposed to a magnetic force, then back to liquid once the magnetic force is removed. It can can be used as a fluid in massive dampers that control large buildings during earthquakes and strong winds. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:59, 29 March 2009
Magnetorhelogoical (MR) fluid is a liquid that changes to a near-solid when exposed to a magnetic force, then back to liquid once the magnetic force is removed. It can can be used as a fluid in massive dampers that control large buildings during earthquakes and strong winds.
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