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nit = 1s m z l = 10 s ni > > 13 Shear stress ( 7 ) t = 100 s Shear rate ( o ) ( 6 )
Shear stress ( / ) » i < ýz < ýz Time FIG . 18 . 3 . 1 . ( a ) Relation between shear
stress and shear rate for a thixotropic fluid . t is the time taken between
successive ...
nit = 1s m z l = 10 s ni > > 13 Shear stress ( 7 ) t = 100 s Shear rate ( o ) ( 6 )
Shear stress ( / ) » i < ýz < ýz Time FIG . 18 . 3 . 1 . ( a ) Relation between shear
stress and shear rate for a thixotropic fluid . t is the time taken between
successive ...
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and the two normal stress differences : ( Pu - P22 ) and ( P22 - P33 ) of which the
first is the more important . To understand how these normal stresses cause the
Weissenberg ( or climbing rod ) effect note that with reference to Fig . 18 . 2 .
and the two normal stress differences : ( Pu - P22 ) and ( P22 - P33 ) of which the
first is the more important . To understand how these normal stresses cause the
Weissenberg ( or climbing rod ) effect note that with reference to Fig . 18 . 2 .
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:Shear stress - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - Shear rate ( Ý ) Fig . 18 . 10 . 1 . Partitioning the
shear stress between viscous flow and structural breakdown . On the curvilinear
part of the S - ý relation at , say G , the stress , Sy required to support viscous flow
...
:Shear stress - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - Shear rate ( Ý ) Fig . 18 . 10 . 1 . Partitioning the
shear stress between viscous flow and structural breakdown . On the curvilinear
part of the S - ý relation at , say G , the stress , Sy required to support viscous flow
...
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ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
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