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7= shear strain, dimensionless 7= rate of shear = Au/Ay = U (velocity)/ f (thickness), s T = shear stress =/(force)M (area). Pa T = shear viscosity = T/7, Pa s [Pg.268]

FIGURE 7.1 Arrangement for producing laminar, unidirectional shear flow between parallel plates (see Table 7.1). [Pg.268]

Because varies only in the direction y, perpendicular to the direction in which fluid planes slide, this type of flow is also termed a laminar shear flow. The force per unit area is the same everywhere in the fluid and is termed the shear stress [Pg.269]

The rate of change of velocity along y is also constant throughout the fluid [Pg.269]

The ratio of shear stress to shear rate defines the fluid s shear viscosity  [Pg.269]


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