Smart Fluids, Smarter Pumps: Electrorheological Innovation in Solid-State Systems

Abstract

In the realm of fluidic systems, the integration of smart materials has emerged as a transformative paradigm. This study explores the marriage of electrorheological (ER) fluids and solid-state pump technology, unraveling the potential of smart fluids in enhancing pump efficiency and control. The investigation delves into the design, optimization, and performance evaluation of micropumps utilizing ER fluids, offering insights into the dynamic synergy between materials science and fluidic engineering. By harnessing the responsive nature of ER fluids to electric fields, this research charts a course towards the next generation of solid-state pumps, paving the way for innovative applications in diverse industries.