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The Bulk Viscosity of Suspensions [PDF]
Particles suspended in a fluid are known to undergo variations in the local concentration in many flow situations; essentially a compression or expansion of the particle phase. The modeling of this behavior on a macroscopic scale requires knowledge of the effective bulk viscosity of the suspension, which has not been studied before.
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