Kinetic interpretation of non-newtonian flow
Kinetic interpretation of non-newtonian flow
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非牛顿流的动力学解释
DOI:
10.1016/0021-9797(70)90068-8
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发表时间:
1970
影响因子:
9.9
通讯作者:
M. M. Cross
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作者:
M. M. Cross
Shear thinning behavior in disperse systems is interpreted on the basis of a simple kinetic treatment involving the formation and rupture of linkages between primary particles. This leads to an equation of the form η= η∞+(η 0-η∞)(1+ αD m), where η is the viscosity at shear rate D and η 0 and η∞ are limiting values at, respectively, D= 0 and D=∞. The parameter α= k 1 k 0, where the rate constant for link rupture is k 0+ k 1 D m. In many dispersions the contribution k 0 due to Brownian movement is shown to be negligible compared with that due to applied shear, α becoming very large and the equation reducing to the form η= η∞+ AD− m. The exponent m shows dependence on polydispersity and has an upper limit of unity for a monodisperse system. In a viscoelastic system deviation from the viscosity-shear equation is used as a basis for evaluating the elastic shear modulus at high rates of shear. An extension of the kinetic treatment leads to a more general equation, applicable to systems which also exhibit shear thickening.