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Additional Authors

Walters, Kenneth.

Description

x, 156 pages : illustrations; 31 cm.

Series Statement

Rheology series ; v. 4

Uniform Title

Rheology series ; 4.

Subject

Bibliography (note)

Contents

Ch. 1. Introduction. 1.1. What is Rheology? 1.2. Why Flow Visualization? 1.3. On Flow Visualization Techniques. 1.4. Material Functions. 1.5. Dimensionless Numbers -- Ch. 2. General Phenomena. 2.2. Rod-climbing Weissenberg Effects. 2.3. Post-Extrusion Effects. 2.4. Extensional-Viscosity Effects. 2.5. Deformation-History Effects -- Ch. 3. Contraction and Expansion Flows. 3.2. Flow through Axisymmetric Contractions. 3.3. Flow Through Planar Contractions. 3.4. Flow Through Expansions -- Ch. 4. Confined Flows. 4.2. Flow Over a Hole. 4.3. Combined Mixing and Separating Flow. 4.4. Flow in a Channel Obstructed by an Antisymmetric Array of Obstacles. 4.5. Flow in a "T" Geometry. 4.6. Flow Past Cylinders and Spheres. 4.7. High Reynolds Number Flows. 4.8. Radial Flow in a Hele-Shaw Cell -- Ch. 5. Rotating and Oscillating Flows. 5.1. Flow in Cylindrical Containers. 5.2. Flow Caused by Rotating Solids of Revolution. 5.3. Instabilities in Rotating Flows. 5.4. Flow Modification in the Two-Roll Mill.
5.5. Flow in the Four-Roll Mill - The Uebler Effect. 5.6. Flow Generated by a Vibrating Cylinder -- Ch. 6. Jet and Droplet Breakup. 6.1. Jet Breakup. 6.2. Deformation and Breakup of Viscoelastic Drops in Planar Extensional Flows. 6.3. Rising Bubble in a Non-Newtonian Liquid. 6.4. Drop Entering a Liquid. 6.5. Aggregation Effects in Suspensions of Spheres in Non-Newtonian Liquids -- A Glossary of Rheological Terms.

ISBN

044489473X

LCCN

gb 93043002

OCLC

ocm28689470

Owning Institutions

Columbia University Libraries