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    maa cea preter ata meee CN 5161 Polymer Processing Engineering Homework Problems 1 Determine the three scalar invariants for the rate of deformation tensor defined as wv, a, Ag = t+ 7 oe,” OR, whre i and j may be associated with the Cartesian Coordinate x, y, z. 2 Determine the viscometric funtion n, which is predicted for the steady simple sher by the following model: (Newtonian thd mt (b) — Power-law fluid c= Kb? os 2 3 For the case of a power-law fluid (q = xy"), derive an expression for the velocity profile for the flow in a horizontal circular tube with a constant pressure gradient (AP/L). ‘The stress on the fluid is given by where r is the radial direction, z is the flow direction. ‘The Maxwell fluid is described by the following constitutive equation : (ie. a =7=0 The viscometzic function 7 is defined in terms of simple shear parameters as follows N= tHl/Ay where "I" denotes the flow direction and "2" designates the direction of velocity variation. 4 is the rate of deformation tensor. Compute 9 which is predicted for the steady simple shear by the Maxwell model. Maxwell Fluid : The logarithmic plots of the shear rate dependent viscosity of a narrow molecular weight distribution polystyrene (triangle, open symbol) and a broad distribution polystyrene (round, solid symbol) at 180°C are given in the figure below. What can you say about the applicability of power law equation in general? 08, 107 10 107 10 70" Shear cate, 48°") av +24 re2(3hr yt 3a? re 4 Sp + 4(% Bez ) +4 (2 gla 2B) = (3 +3 - (ae +28)*- (2h +3 m= 8 3) oe. + 2H + Sy oh +38 pees a2 (Bey + Bey - a(S (ak + Bh) -2 a aha an i aa) Tae = co) oY = Ky at mal ves (Ee DO -R™ Scer= % eh moxuell flacd : Eta 2 =27,4 C2 FASE Me = 2%, r = shear rote 2G Ta 20.0 = a aA 7° a 2 2% He ADG For steady simple sheay ; 7 = 200

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