Polymer Melt Flow
Polymer Melt Flow is a non-Newtonian fluid flow phenomenon in which molten polymeric materials exhibit viscoelastic behavior characterized by shear-thinning viscosity and elongational strain responses during deformation under applied stress.
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M. G. Brereton · Physics Bulletin · 1978 · 3.3K citations
Dynamics of polymeric liquids: Fluid mechanics
R. Byron Bird, R. C. Armstrong, Ole Hassager · 1987 · 1.3K citations
Kinetics of Polymer Melt Intercalation
Richard A. Vaia, Klaus D. Jandt, Edward J. Krämer et al. · Macromolecules · 1995 · 659 citations
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South China University of Technology
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