👉 A beam fluid, also known as a beam gas or beam plasma, is a highly ionized, dense plasma that is confined and accelerated in a narrow, elongated channel or "beam" by electromagnetic fields. This plasma is characterized by its high temperature and density, often exceeding those found in conventional plasmas, and it is typically confined using magnetic or electrostatic fields. The beam fluid exhibits unique properties due to its high energy and density, making it useful in applications such as particle acceleration, materials processing, and advanced propulsion systems. The precise control over the beam's properties allows for highly efficient energy transfer and manipulation, enabling a wide range of scientific and technological advancements.
