1966
DOI: 10.1002/cite.330380335
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Zur Strömung nicht‐Newtonscher Flüssigkeiten in konischen Düsen

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“…In addition, viscoelastic secondary flows are also found in plane and conical convergent-flow geometries, as first predicted by Langlois and Rivlin [9]. Several authors, for example Schummer and Werner [10] with a welldefined conical geometry, have observed that the central flow region of fluid entering the slit or hole is generally surrounded by respectively two plane vortices or one annular vortex, Fig. 6.…”
Section: Some Characteristic Phenomena In the Flow Of Viscoelastic Flmentioning
confidence: 76%
“…In addition, viscoelastic secondary flows are also found in plane and conical convergent-flow geometries, as first predicted by Langlois and Rivlin [9]. Several authors, for example Schummer and Werner [10] with a welldefined conical geometry, have observed that the central flow region of fluid entering the slit or hole is generally surrounded by respectively two plane vortices or one annular vortex, Fig. 6.…”
Section: Some Characteristic Phenomena In the Flow Of Viscoelastic Flmentioning
confidence: 76%