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Shear and pipe flow of an affine linear PTT fluid (τγ˙​=(1+2αa122​)a12​)

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In steady simple shear flow, the tensor equation gives a22​=a33​=0, a11​=2a122​ and the equation in the title. A circular pipe with axial pressure gradient Δp has G0​arz​=Δpr/2. Thus w′=Δpr/(2G0​τ)+αΔp3r3/(4G03​τ), and no-slip boundary conditions give
w(r)=−4G0​τΔp​(R2−r2)−16G03​ταΔp3​(R4−r4).
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Positive α produces shear thinning; the sign of the pressure gradient determines the direction of the flow.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2001 / iii / Paper 49 / 3 / b / Solution

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