Electrorhelogical Fluids, Second International Conference ProceedingsJ. David Carlson, A.F. Sprecher, Hans Conrad |
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... structure consisted of two parallel copper electrodes 50 μm thick spaced 1.2 mm apart on a glass slide ; see Fig . 6 of [ 6 ] . A d.c. electric field was generated by a 5 kV capacity commercial power supply . The ER fluid containing the ...
... structure consisted of two parallel copper electrodes 50 μm thick spaced 1.2 mm apart on a glass slide ; see Fig . 6 of [ 6 ] . A d.c. electric field was generated by a 5 kV capacity commercial power supply . The ER fluid containing the ...
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... structure are presented in Fig . 3 ; those of 12 and C vs AA in Fig . 4. As expected , I , Inn and decrease with concentration AA ; at the highest concentrations the magnitudes of I and Inn approach the value of d , and approaches zero ...
... structure are presented in Fig . 3 ; those of 12 and C vs AA in Fig . 4. As expected , I , Inn and decrease with concentration AA ; at the highest concentrations the magnitudes of I and Inn approach the value of d , and approaches zero ...
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... STRUCTURE The mechanical mobility of the magnetic moment carriers ( dispersed phase particles ) indicates that the MRS is a magnetic material . Such systems are greatly magnetized due only to the orientation ( ordering ) of their structure ...
... STRUCTURE The mechanical mobility of the magnetic moment carriers ( dispersed phase particles ) indicates that the MRS is a magnetic material . Such systems are greatly magnetized due only to the orientation ( ordering ) of their structure ...
Contents
Viscoelastic Behaviour of Electrorheological Fluids | 3 |
Dynamic Simulation of a Suspension of Dielectric Particles Forming | 27 |
ER Fluid Modelling | 41 |
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