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viscoelastic fluid [¦vis·kō·i¦las·tik ′flü·əd]

(fluid mechanics)

A fluid that displays viscoelasticity.

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No references found	In other words, the pressure transducers mounted on the wall of a capillary die do not measure "indeterminate isotropic contribution p to the total stress T" of a viscoelastic fluid flowing through a capillary die, that is, there is no way of separating p and [sigma] from the measurements of T with the aid of pressure transducers (23). On modeling the composition dependence of the bulk viscosity of ... by Han, Chang Dae / Polymer Engineering and Science Hakin [4] examined the existence of a slow steady flow of viscoelastic fluids (Maxwell type model, Jeffey's--type model). Heat transfer in a reacting power law fluid with thermal radiation ... by Olajuwon, B.I. / International Journal of Dynamics of Fluids The Maxwell model of the viscoelastic fluid has been used for modelling the growth of the spine [5], plant roots [6] and leaves [7;8], cellular monolayers [9], and laminated tissues [10] at different loads. Load transfer from the growing fibre into the growing medium: ... by Kizilova, Natalya / Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Science Physics/Mathematics	Visakhadatta Visakhapatnam Visal Visalia Visayan Islands visbreaking Visby ViSCA Viscaria viscera Visceral visceral arch Visceral Brain visceral leishmaniasis Visceral Muscles visceral peritoneum visceral pouch visceratonia visceromegaly visceroptosis Vischer Vischer, Friedrich Theodor Vischer, Peter viscid Viscin Oil viscoelastic fluid viscoelastic theory viscoelasticity Viscometer viscometer gage viscometric analysis viscometry Visconti Visconti, Ennio Quirino Visconti, Gian Galeazzo Visconti, Luchino Visconti-Venosta, Emilio, marchese di Viscose Viscose Fibers viscose process viscosimeter Viscosimetry Viscosity viscosity blending chart viscosity breaking viscosity coefficient viscosity conversion table viscosity curve viscosity gage viscosity index viscosity manometer	Vischer, Peter viscid viscid viscid viscid viscid mushroom viscidity viscidity viscidity viscidity viscidly viscidly viscidly viscidness viscidness viscidness VISCII Viscin Viscin Oil VISCMA Visco-elastic Visco-elastic Visco-Elastic Finite Difference Visco-Elastic Polyurethane Polymer Viscoat viscocanalostomy viscoelastic viscoelastic viscoelastic Viscoelastic Control Layer viscoelastic fluid viscoelastic retardation viscoelastic substance viscoelastic theory Viscoelasticity Viscoelasticity Viscoelasticity viscoid Viscoidal viscometer viscometer viscometer viscometer gage viscometers viscometers viscometric viscometric viscometric analysis viscometrically viscometrically viscometry viscometry Visconti Visconti Visconti, Ennio Quirino Visconti, Gian Galeazzo Visconti, Luchino Visconti, Luchino Visconti-Venosta, Emilio, marchese di viscose viscose

In other words, the pressure transducers mounted on the wall of a capillary die do not measure "indeterminate isotropic contribution p to the total stress T" of a viscoelastic fluid flowing through a capillary die, that is, there is no way of separating p and [sigma] from the measurements of T with the aid of pressure transducers (23).

On modeling the composition dependence of the bulk viscosity of ... by Han, Chang Dae / Polymer Engineering and Science

Hakin [4] examined the existence of a slow steady flow of viscoelastic fluids (Maxwell type model, Jeffey's--type model).

Heat transfer in a reacting power law fluid with thermal radiation ... by Olajuwon, B.I. / International Journal of Dynamics of Fluids

The Maxwell model of the viscoelastic fluid has been used for modelling the growth of the spine [5], plant roots [6] and leaves [7;8], cellular monolayers [9], and laminated tissues [10] at different loads.

Load transfer from the growing fibre into the growing medium: ... by Kizilova, Natalya / Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Science Physics/Mathematics

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