What is electro magnetic pump?

An electromagnetic pump is a device that uses electromagnetic force to move fluids such as liquid metals, liquid metal alloys, molten salts, and other electrically conductive fluids. The pump consists of a conductor made of a magnetic material such as iron, a coil wrapped around it, and a power source that generates an alternating current. When the current flows through the coil, it creates a magnetic field that interacts with the conductor, creating a force that moves the fluid. Electromagnetic pumps are commonly used in industrial applications such as metallurgy, nuclear power plants, and chemical engineering. They have several advantages over traditional mechanical pumps, including the ability to pump high-temperature and corrosive fluids, and they do not require any moving parts, reducing maintenance and the risk of failure.