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January 30, 2002, 17:45 |
Polyflow: non-Newtonian fluid with large slip velo
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Hi dear all,
Anybody with polyflow experience and modelling generalized Newtonian and viscoelastic flows where the slip velocity is dominant?. I've got a material which is close to a solid but our current model is fluid. Characterization of this material (fiber cement) for modelling purposes from a solid point of view is becoming complex so the model. But one of the major problems I found is modelling the slip at the walls, particularly when the slip is very dominant. Thanks for any help Daniel |
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