Abstract
We review current accomplishments and ongoing work in Task 1–3 “Flow Control and Thermofluid Modeling” of the US-JAPAN “TITAN” Program. This encompasses construction of a new MHD lead–lithium loop at UCLA and planning, preparation and pre-experimental analysis for first experiments, including tests of high-temperature ultrasound Doppler velocimeter and studies of the behavior and electroinsulating properties of the foam-based silicon carbide flow channel insert in the flowing liquid metal in a magnetic field. First results of magnetohydrodynamic experiments on flow transitions from 3D to 2D are also presented and discussed.
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