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A typical Tesla thermomagnetic engine employs a solid magnetic wheel to convert thermal energy into mechanical energy, while thermomagnetic convection in ferrofluid is still challenging to observe because it is a volume convection that occurs in an enclosed space. Using a water‐based ferrofluid, a liquid Tesla thermomagnetic engine is demonstrated and reports the observation of thermomagnetic convection...
Tesla Thermo‐Magnetic Motor
A laser beam impinging on a ferrofluid droplet can generate not only a double‐eye vortex of surface thermomagnetic convection but also propel the droplet to spin like a Tesla thermomagnetic engine, which, in turn, causes two other droplets to spin in opposite directions through a thermal bridge. More details can be found in article number 2306756 by Feng Lin, Jiming Bao,...
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