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Effective viscosity models based on the homogeneous and also on empirical propositions are employed.
A mean field theory based effective linear viscosity model is introduced for short fiber reinforced polymers based on a two-step homogenization method.
The effective viscosity is a permissible model, because the dynamic recrystallization tends to bring the contributions of dislocation creep and pressure solution creep into balance and grain boundaries are mobile (De Bresser et al. 2001).
Numerous theoretical studies are discussed in the literature to envisage appropriate models for effective viscosity along with thermal conductivity of nanofluids.
The prime aim of this work is to develop a new model for effective viscosity of nanofluids.
If the device is not too small then 'Newtonian' plug flow with a fixed (effective) viscosity is not an unreasonable model [35].
Thereafter, a hybrid neural network based on the group method of data handling (GMDH-NN) has been employed for modeling the effective viscosity of Al2O3 glycerol nanofluid.
Here, a novel model for effective viscosity in hydrophilic nanopores was proposed by further considering the water-wall interactions and density layering phenomena to modify the capillary filling at the nanoscale, every parameter in the proposed model has clear physical meaning.
In this study, Lucas-Washburn (LW) theory is revisited by further considering the effective viscosity and slippage to accurately model the capillary filling behaviors in nanopores, where the effective viscosity is investigated by considering the energy barrier induced by pore wall while the true slip is modelled with the wettability by considering the mobility of first-liquid-layer molecules.
From the physical viewpoint, Gilver and Altobelli [1] obtained a determination of effective viscosity for the Brinkman-Forchheimer flow model.
The effective spring constant is a fixed parameter used in the mean square displacement model to find effective viscosity.
