Lecture 3 Flashcards
Define Rheology
The study of how materials flow (deform).
Describe the “cause and effect” relationship between dynamic quantities (stress) and kinematic quantities (strain or strain rate)
Describe Elasticity
Natural or artificial causes that produce instantaneous strain which propagates away from the source
Hookean
Rheological behaviours that applies to solids
Describe Plasticity
Non-reversible change in shape
Relevant to both solids and fluids
Describe Viscosity
A given shear stress produces a flow at a constant rate (strain rate)
The stickiness if a fluid
High viscosity = stickier (like syrup)
Lower Viscosity = less sticky (like water)
Newtonian
Rheological behaviour that applies to fluids
Viscosity in Gases
Independent on pressure
Increase as temp increases
Viscosity in liquids
Independent of pressure (Except very high pressure)
Viscosity decreases with increasing temperature
Viscosity in liquids several magnitudes higher than in gases