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Rotational Viscometry, can be effected in a fluid contained between two infinite parallel plates by fixing one and moving the second parallel to the first at a fixed speed. The shear rate is defined to be the plate velocity, ., divided by the gap spacing, . Of the six components of the symmetric stress tensor, four are n

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Normal Stress Differences from Hole Pressure Measurements,iewed from the hole base (Fig. 11.1). For the particular case of creeping flow of a Newtonian liquid past the mouth of a transverse slot,1 the local stream surfaces are symmetric with respect to reflection in the hole center plane (Figs. 11.1, 11.6(a)). As the Reynolds number Re is increased from ze

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Sliding Plate and Sliding Cylinder Rheometers,highly viscous, non—Newtonian fluids, viz. sliding plate and sliding cylinder rheometers. Large, rapid deformations are particularly useful for the study of time dependent structural changes and nonlinear viscoelasticity, and a number of material functions have been defined to facilitate the interpr

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Flow Visualisation in Rheometry,hat the flow problem and boundary conditions can be specified, the basic and established tools to effect a solution for the problem are the Cauchy momentum equations (conservation of momentum) and the continuity equation (conservation of mass). However, these equations can only be solved when the st

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Mathematical Modelling of Two-Phase Flows,e in which the suspension is flowing, it is possible to treat the suspension as a homogeneous fluid having specific rheological properties, which can be investigated with classical experimental means. Owing to the number of parameters that may influence the rheology (particle concentration, size, ge

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Slit Rheometry,the die as a function of flow rate. Wall shear stress is calculated from the pressure gradient and shear rate from the volumetric flow rate. Finally, the viscosity is determined by the ratio of shear stress to shear rate.