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Viscoplasticity is a
theory in
continuum mechanics that
describes the rate-dependent
inelastic behavior of solids. Rate-dependence in this
context means...
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control of
movement and flow of
nutrients in and out of the cell by
viscoplastic behavior and a
measure of the
reciprocal rate of bond
breakage within...
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makes it a
Maxwell fluid. Its
behaviour can also be
described as
being viscoplastic or gelatinous.
Another example of non-Newtonian
fluid flow is chilled...
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exceeded before significant deformation can
occur – the so-called
viscoplastic fluids or
Bingham plastics. In
order to
model the stress-strain relation...
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materials science, a
Bingham plastic is a
viscoplastic material that
behaves as a
rigid body at low
stresses but
flows as a
viscous fluid at high stress...
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makes it a
Maxwell fluid. Its
behavior can also be
described as
being viscoplastic or gelatinous.[citation needed]
Silly Putty Gunge Slime (toy) University...
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flows as single-phase
homogeneous materials (Examples include: Bingham,
viscoplastic, Bagnold-type
dilatant fluid, thixotropic, etc.) Dam
break wave, e.g...
- Chambon, G, Ghemmour, A and Naaim, M, 2014, "Experimental
investigation of
viscoplastic free-surface
flows in a
steady uniform regime",
Journal of
Fluid Mechanics...
- Oil
pressure Quasi-solid
Rheology Stokes flow
Superfluid helium-4
Viscoplasticity Viscosity models for
mixtures Zahn cup The
discussion which follows...
- (more than 50 m****
percent of
indium at 0 °C).
Indium displays a
ductile viscoplastic response,
found to be size-independent in
tension and compression. However...
