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Poromechanical toughening in tensile fracture of saturated solids. [PDF]
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A correction to the bandwidth difference method for assessment of magnetic resonance static field homogeneity. [PDF]
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Design and validation of a perfusion bioreactor for long-term human bone explant culture. [PDF]
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Viscoelastic Characteristics of Potato Tissue Based on Stress Relaxation Tests. [PDF]
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Multiobjective blood pump impeller optimization with three response surface methods and prototype stator casting for an integrated motor pump. [PDF]
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Design and Application of Strong and Tough Low-Friction Hydrogels. [PDF]
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2015
We begin this chapter with a discussion on hydrostatic (Sect. 2.1), presenting a few applications (Sect. 2.2). Then, in Sects. 2.3–2.5, a few interfacial effects in fluids are described, first by defining surface tension, and then by showing a few examples of capillary hydrostatics, such as the Young-Laplace theory and the contact angle.
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We begin this chapter with a discussion on hydrostatic (Sect. 2.1), presenting a few applications (Sect. 2.2). Then, in Sects. 2.3–2.5, a few interfacial effects in fluids are described, first by defining surface tension, and then by showing a few examples of capillary hydrostatics, such as the Young-Laplace theory and the contact angle.
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1979
In a static fluid system there is no relative motion between fluid particles hence there are no shear surface forces. The only forces present are normal surface forces due to pressure and body forces due to gravity. The relationships obtained for a static fluid also apply to a system moving with constant velocity because there are no additional forces ...
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In a static fluid system there is no relative motion between fluid particles hence there are no shear surface forces. The only forces present are normal surface forces due to pressure and body forces due to gravity. The relationships obtained for a static fluid also apply to a system moving with constant velocity because there are no additional forces ...
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