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Wobble feet

Large drops (De =1 cm) of chlorobenzene will fall through water with a somewhat erratic oscillatory motion (L3). The drop pitches and rolls. The flight is not vertical but is erratically helical in nature. A series of oscillations, accompanied by waves moving over the interface, can cause the drop to drift several inches in a horizontal direction in a range of a foot or two of fall. Such drops can not oscillate violently as described above, due to the damping action of such movement by the sliding side-wise motion of the wobble. Motion pictures indicate that internal circulation is also considerably damped out by this type of oscillation. Rate of... [Pg.74]

As an example, let us consider the case of mayonnaise which, when placed in a jar, looks like a solid. If the jar is tilted, it does not flow. If the jar is hit softly, the mayonnaise hardly wobbles. Yet anyone can dig a hole with a spocm and spreading with a knife is even easier. Another example of non-Newtonian fluid is beach sand. Hardening of the sand may be clearly perceived under the pressure of a foot, whirdi hist sinks a few millimeters with relative ease. [Pg.561]

Prefer static mixers to intensify (H). For systems where the viscosity increases with time (e.g. polymer reactors) prefer turbines to propellers because turbines are power self-limiting. Check shaft wobble to ensure that impeller will not hit vessel walls if turned on in an empty tank. Consider a foot bearing. [Pg.283]


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