Elongational Flow
Elongational Flow is a type of viscous flow in which fluid elements undergo stretching or extension along one or more principal axes, distinguished from shear flow by the divergence or convergence of streamlines resulting in a rate of strain tensor dominated by extensional deformation rather than rotational or shear components.
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Single-Polymer Dynamics in Steady Shear Flow
Douglas E. Smith, Hazen P. Babcock, Steven Chu · Science · 1999 · 776 citations
Dispersion of Carbon Nanotubes in Liquids
Jenny Hilding, Eric A. Grulke, Z. George Zhang et al. · Journal of Dispersion Science and Technology · 2003 · 657 citations
Response of Flexible Polymers to a Sudden Elongational Flow
Douglas E. Smith, Steven Chu · Science · 1998 · 395 citations
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South China University of Technology
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University of Naples Federico II
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