2014
DOI: 10.4188/jte.60.61
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Modeling of a Floc-Forming Fluid Using a Reversible Network Model

Abstract: A reversible network model was applied to a model for a floc-forming fluid such as a pulp suspension. The reversible network model approximately represents the evolution of polymer network structures using non-interacting elastic dumbbells that have two states, active and dangling. The former corresponds to a network segment whose both ends connect to the network, while the latter corresponds to a network segment that its one end dissociates from the network. The transition between the active and the dangling … Show more

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