Titlebook: Developments in the Flow of Complex Fluids in Tubes; Dennis A. Siginer Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015 Non-li

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Quasi-Periodic Flows of Viscoelastic Fluids in Straight Tubes,nstantaneous flow velocities, order of magnitude larger increases at certain frequencies of the driving quasi-periodic pressure gradient oscillating about a zero mean is reviewed. Mean secondary flows of non-linear viscoelastic fluids driven by pulsating pressure gradients in straight tubes of . cross section are discussed.

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and covers and interprets efforts to model laminar flow of viscoelastic fluids in tubes and laminar and turbulent flow of single and multi-phase particle-laden flow of linear fluids in the light of the latest findings.978-3-319-34429-4978-3-319-02426-4

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Handbook of Nutrition and Pregnancysizing the importance of secondary flows in almost every industrial operation of significance involving constitutively non-linear fluids such as extrusion processes and viscous encapsulation. Only hydrodynamically and thermally developed flows are considered.

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Transversal Flow Field,sizing the importance of secondary flows in almost every industrial operation of significance involving constitutively non-linear fluids such as extrusion processes and viscous encapsulation. Only hydrodynamically and thermally developed flows are considered.

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Age-Related Macular Degeneration,ary but longitudinally constant cross section and in predicting the friction factors is summarized. Laminar and turbulent longitudinal flow fields and related phenomena including recent progress concerning the all-important drag reduction phenomena are addressed.

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Handbook of Nutrition and Pregnancylid materials in non-linear solid mechanics, as well as the analogy between the laminar flow of non-linear fluids and the turbulent flow of linear fluids in non-circular cross-sectional tubes together with constitutive criteria for the existence of secondary flows are commented on as well as the rel

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Bruce W. Hollis,Carol L. Wagner from the boundaries where the viscoelastic Mach number .???1 and where the vorticity is governed by a hyperbolic equation and a low-speed region near the boundaries where it is governed by an elliptic equation, is discussed. The smallness of the Reynolds . number is not a sufficient reason for negl